SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 2015.
WEEK 13
LORD’S SUPPER DAY
Today’s
Lord’s Supper has been necessitated by the fact that Easter Convention will be
held during the first week of April 2015. The day could be free or the District/Local
can decide to use the study provided for Week 13 in the manual as provided
here.
GOD EXPECTS FRUITFULNESS
Main
Text: Gen. 9:1-7
Memory
verse: Gen. 9:7 “As for you, be fruitful and
increase in number; multiply on the earth and increase upon it”
Introduction
When
God entrusts us with resources, he expects us to use them profitably. It is out
of our fruitfulness that we add to the resources and therefore record growth
and thereby glorify Him. God expectation of increase is expressed in His
command to Adam and Eve to be fruitful and multiply. It is very important for
Christians to know that the talents God gives us are for productive use and His
glory. When we apply the talents as expected of us, we minister to people to
the extent that some lives are transformed to the glory of God.
Discussion
questions
1.
How did God bless Noah? Vrs 1
2.
What form of accounting did God demand from man? Vrs 5-6
3.
What charge did God give to Noah? Vrs 7
4.
How can you increase the talents God has given you?
5.
What happens to Christians who fail to develop their talents?
6.
How do you use your God-given talents?
Conclusion
Once
the Lord gives a talent, he expects that the recipient will increase the talent
through personal development. It has been the principle of God that, when he
gives us something, it must increase within us. The Lord graciously led Noah
and his family out of the ark and mandated them to multiply the life they had
received. Jesus in John 14:12 says that those who believe in him will do
greater works. All these show that God expects increase in our talents and we
may face condemnation if we fail to increase.
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