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Date: January 23, 2011 - WEFC
Sermon Title: "Taking the Place of Jesus....in Evangelism"
Text: John 4 : 31 - 38
SERMON NOTES FOR JANUARY 23, 2011 “Taking the Place of Jesus....in Evangelism” John 4:31-38 A
definition of evangelism: Consciously, intentionally living/speaking in such a
way as to make commitment to Christ in saving faith attractive to others. Some
“MUSTS” in Evangelism: Doing
the Father's will MUST be as essential to us as
eating. (Jn 4:34) We
MUST have a sense of urgency equal to that of
harvesters. (Jn 4:35) Gathering
fruit for life eternal MUST be as important
to us as earning a living. (Jn 4:36) Our
efforts MUST be as cooperative as that of farm
laborers. (Jn 4:37-38) “God's
plan for the church is that the discipled church membership is
the outreach program. - Bill
Hull, The Disciplemaking Pastor Questions
for Discussion Based on the January 23 Sermon 1.
If you were
asked to write a definition of "evangelism", how would it be like, or how would it differ from, the one
given in the sermon? 2.
In the text Jesus alluded to four
issues that are vitally important to all of us in daily living: Eating Being productive Earning a living Interdependence What
are some practical ways that our diligence in pursuing these objectives in daily life should be reproduced in our pursuit
of evangelism? How does this passage lead you to your conclusions? 3. Read the following passages and
discuss how each one relates to the
issue of evangelism: Matthew 28:19-20 Acts 1:8 2 Corinthians 5:18-21 2 Timothy 2:2 4. Discuss some of the
situations you face that present an evangelistic opportunity. In what ways
could you be more effective in your evangelistic efforts?
Sermon Notes for
"Taking the Place of Jesus....in Evangelism"
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"Taking the Place of Jesus .... in Evangelism"
John 4:31-38
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