Discipleship Final Review- Hull/moyer Final Review

Front 1

4 steps to becoming effective disciplemaker

Back 1

Teams,Authority,Audience,
Objective
1. sent in teams
2. give them authority
3. specify the audience
4. clarify the objective

Front 2

what does it mean to follow jesus?

Back 2

-think like JC
-act ""
-invest ""

Front 3

disciple = someone est. in 4 fundamentals

Back 3

Gods word
prayer
fellowship
witnessing

Front 4

Where is JC final instructions to disciples found.. to be effective leaders?

Back 4

John 13

Front 5

what allegory did JC use to depict dependence on Him?

Back 5

vine

Front 6

what must a christian do to bear fruit?

Back 6

"remain" in Christ

Front 7

7 things that came out of JC last discourse to the disciples that are things that good leaders require?

Back 7

1. humility
2. love
3. confidence
4. prayer
5. obedience
6. fruitfulness
7. Holy Spirit

Front 8

Can a person be saved and JC not have control of their life: "lord of their life"?

Back 8

yes,
Salvation=free
discipleship costs us something

Front 9

What verse= salvation conditioned on faith alone?

Back 9

John 6:47 - Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me hath everlasting life.

Front 10

What does the term "Lord" jesus Christ refer to?

Back 10

Christs deity and role in salvation

Front 11

what is meaning of word "fruit" in scripture?

Back 11

determined by context

Front 12

what does "fruit" refer to in James?

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- wisdom that is God given

Front 13

Why do some people who claim to be saved not "go on" for Christ?

Back 13

not saved
no follow up
saved sinners

1. know lang, not lord. Not saved
2. actual converts who werent followed up properly
3. christians that are saved sinners

Front 14

If a person does not publicly confess can they be saved?

Back 14

yes salvation = faith plus nothing

Front 15

what does public confession do?

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- experience victorious christian life, deliverance from Gods wrath over everyday sin

Front 16

Nt different kinds of baptism. Why would NT believers be familiar with baptism?

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Jews used it as initiatory rite as regular part of worship.. would be viewed as means of justification

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why is baptism important:

Back 17

-Christ commanded it
-not a req. for salvation
-first step of discipleship

Front 18

3 methods/understandings of evangelism

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1. proclamation: simple announcement= evangelism
2. presence: simply living the Christian life around unbelievers
3. persuasion: if you do not convince, you have not evangelized

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Def of evangelism:

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- proclaiming the good news of Christ, with the intent of seeing hearer come to faith in Christ.

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what is best way to evangelize?

Back 20

any way possible

Front 21

reasons "method" of evangelism is not prominent in NT?

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- emphasis of NT is on message, not method
- excitement about the message motivated people to just get it out in any way possible, quickly

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what is the "gift" of evangelism?

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a special ability to communicate the gospel to sinner an to equip the saints for evangelism

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2 mistakes Christians make about evangelism?

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1. assume evangelists and revivalists have same gift
2. confuse personality of extrovert with gift of evangelism

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Reconciling Gods sovereignty and mans free will

Back 24

ideas do fit together, past our understanding

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when should we pray?

Back 25

Go, pray and pray as you go

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emphasis in NT on praying for unbelievers or believers?

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-NOT unbelievers but for believers as they do evangelism

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def. of "wisdom" in evangelism?

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- common sense combined with disarming purity

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when and where is wisdom demonstrated?

Back 28

- id with ppl where they are
- display balance between grace and truth
- use current events to show how Bible relates to life
- use intellectual and objective evidences
- learn value of a compliment

Front 29

how does NT respond to fear in believers?

Back 29

with boldness

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what is boldness?

Back 30

fundamental idea = courage

Front 31

when should we ask God for boldness

Back 31

while evangelizing

Front 32

what does boldness result from?

Back 32

- confidence in the message
- concern for people

Front 33

What are the marks of a mature believer?

Back 33

wisdom and spiritual understanding

Front 34

Pauls approach to new converts: steps

Back 34

-each is handcrafted
- do whatever necessary to aid growth (exhort,comfort,charge)
- prayer
- hard work

Front 35

why do we hesitate to get involved in life of new believers? (2 reasons)

Back 35

- lack of patience
- we are materialistic and selfish

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what does follow up have in common with evangelism?

Back 36

- it is people oriented

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3 observations about Christian responsiblity:

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-JC desires discipleship
-JC taught disciples evangelism 1st
-disc. presents opportunity and balance
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-Christ desires for believers to enter into discipleship and stay with it
- first thing Christ taught his disciples was evangelism (discipleship and evang. are inseperable)
- discipleship presents opportunity and balance in evangelism

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define opportunity and balance in evangelism:

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- to life a christian life before a new/unbeliever
- one being discipled and discipler will increasingly develop a biblical philopsophy in confronting the lost.