Study 3-Why should we
Witness to the Unsaved?
Main Text: Luke 16:19-31
Memory Verse: 1 Cor. 9:16
Introduction:
Witnessing
is a compelling command to every believer. It is not the will of God that
anyone should perish: He wants all men to be saved. The Lord Jesus Christ was
not only involved in evangelism but also sent out His disciples to do so. They were
to preach to every human everywhere. Paul the apostle said, “For though I
preach the gospel, I have nothing to glory of: for necessity is laid upon me;
yea, woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel!” (1 Corinthians 9:16). To him, witnessing is
more important than any other thing in the world.
Discussion
Questions
1.
What
was the plead of the Rich man in Luke 16:27-28?
2.
What
was Abraham’s response? Verse 29?
3.
What
is the meaning of Abraham’s response in verse 29?
4.
How
does Abraham’s response motivate you to witness to others?
5.
From
the following scriptures, why should we witness?
a.
Mark
16:15
b.
Acts
4:12
c.
Ezekiel
3:18
d.
Psalm
90:10-12
Conclusion
It
is an obligation for every believer to personally bear witness of Christ. The
task is urgent in view of shortness of time, the brevity shortness) of life, reality
of eternal judgment of the lost among others. There are many people ready to be saved and
that should compel us to preach to them before they perish.
