Living by faith means we trust only in what God says and disregard the words of men in this world system. So, let us turn to this chapter not only to see faith presented, but also to see it practiced. Scriptures for Study: What do the following verses tell us…
We see men failing but Jesus prevailing. Scriptures for Study: Read the similar incident in Luke 5:1–7, where Jesus originally called his disciples. What observations can you make?
We simply perceive the contact, prove the need, proclaim the Gospel, and partner in the result. Scriptures for Study: Read Paul’s counsel in 1 Corinthians 3:6–8. What does this teach us about evangelistic effort?
The nature of the harvest, the need for laborers, and the necessity of the work. Scriptures for Study: How do the following verses encourage us about our labor: 1 Corinthians 15:58; Galatians 6:9; Hebrews 6:10?
We note the promise, power, personnel, purpose, and program of this commission. Scriptures for Study: What do these verses tell us concerning evangelism: Mark 16:15; Luke 24:46–49?
We note the promise, power, personnel, purpose, and program of this commission. Scriptures for Study: What do the following verses tell us about power: Ephesians 3:20; 2 Thessalonians 1:11; 2 Timothy 1:7–8?
What is “discipleship”? Scriptures for Study: In Acts 2:41–47, what are the characteristics of a disciple? & Compare this study with September 11 on adaptability.
We see his personal character, his position as forerunner, and his powerful ministry. Scriptures for Study: Read Luke 3:7–14. What observations can you make about John’s sermon?
We see his personal character, his position as forerunner, and his powerful ministry. Scriptures for Study: What do the following verses say about self-denial: Luke 9:23–24; Titus 2:11–12; Hebrews 11:24–25?
We see his description, his difficulty, and his dedication. Scriptures for Study: What else do we read about Epaphroditus in Philippians 4:18? How does this “priceless pair” encourage and challenge you?
