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Flashcards by Julie Gholston, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Julie Gholston
almost 8 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| The Great Commission always includes the dual components of | evangelism & discipleship |
| Jesus used the Parable of the Sower to | identify spiritual hindrances in people's spiritual lives |
| The believer's role in personal evangelism is to | clearly explain the gospel, allowing the Holy Spirit to convince the lost |
| Studies have shown that most personal evangelism is carried out by | believers who have Christians for less than a year |
| The ultimate goal of fulfilling the Great Commision is to | present every kind of person to God complete in Christ |
| Jesus' purpose in identifying geographical regions in the Great Commission was to | describe the equal importance of sharing the gospel in every part of the world |
| The homogeneous principle is | an application of secular sociological research to church growth principles |
| The hospital analogy of the church is used to | illustrate those people the lawyer was not obligated to love |
| When considering the homogeneous principle in the light of personal evangelism, the believer is to | see it as a tool for connecting the gospel with specific types of people |
| What are the two constant components of the Great Commission | evangelism & discipleship |
| What is the objective of evangelism? | To lead a person to Christ resulting in a life that obeys His teachings & followings |
| What vital concept must be in mind before someone is ready to receive Christ? | That person should be aware of the cost of following Christ |
| Why is it inaccurate to describe evangelism as "persuasion intended to convince the lost of the gospel's truth?" | Evangelists are to share the gospel message clearly, but it is the Holy Spirit who convinces the nonbeliever of its truth. |
| Why is the concept of "both" in Acts 1:8 important to the full application of the Great Commission | The both emphasis reveals that each regional designation in the great Commission is equally important |
| Why is the homogeneous principle connected to some church growth models? | Some church growth theorists advocate that a church will grow more quickly and smoothly if the congregation is composed of the same kind of people |
| How does the gospel differ from the homogeneous principle? | The gospel is directed to the lost in every part of the world and does not make distinctions between people. It always seeks to draw every kind of person into fellowship with Christ and His church |
| How does the parable of the Good Samaritan apply to the Great Commission? | Believers should recognize all who are around them as neighbors and determine to reach them with the gospel |
| How can a homogeneous approach to evangelism contribute to fulfilling the Great Commission | Strategically targeting specific neglected groups of people diversifies the body of Christ |
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