THE
CHURCH OF PENTECOST – 2018 BIBLE STUDY OUTLINE
WEEK
10 – SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 2018.
TOPIC: McKEOWN
MISSIONS WEEK – CONTRIBUTE TO THE WORK OF MISSIONS
Review of Previous Lesson
(5 Minutes)
b. How did you apply it to your life?
Main Text: Revelations
7: 9-12
Memory Verse: And
this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony
to all nations, and then the end will come. – Matthew 24:14
Introduction
The McKeown missions week
is celebrated in the Church of Pentecost to highlight the activities of
missions in the church in order to guide intercession and also raise funds in
support of the work. In a circular letter on Missions week dated April 7, 1993,
the then Chairman of the church, the late Prophet M. K. Yeboah stated that “the
indicators flash out the signal, ‘the Lord’s coming is near’ and we must strain
every nerve, invest the last pesewa, for this gospel of the kingdom to be
preached throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations…” The urgency
of the need to reach all people groups with the gospel requires the support of
everyone in the church.
Questions for Discussion
2. What was the multitude doing before the throne? verse 10
3. What is God’s ultimate purpose for mankind? (1 Tim. 2: 3-4)
4. How can all nations, tribes and languages be represented at the throne?
5. What has been your personal contribution to this?
Conclusion
God has a plan for
mankind. This is to redeem mankind from the consequences of the fall of man in
the Garden of Eden. Ultimately, this plan will climax in the gathering of
people of every tongue before God for a life of eternity (Rev 7: 9-12).
However, there still remains a significant number of people groups who have not
yet heard the gospel. Thus, every member of the church is being called upon to
do three main things for the church’s missions effort: pray every day for the
success of missions, give generously toward missions effort, and evangelise and
bring souls to Christ. We cannot do one and abandon the others. We are to do
all three, Pray, Give and Evangelise (PGE). Let this be your slogan throughout
the McKeown week.
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THE
CHURCH OF PENTECOST – 2018 HOME CELL OUTLINE
WEEK
10 – SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 2018.
TOPIC: THE GREAT COMMISSION: GO PREACH
Review of Previous Lesson
(5 Minutes)
b. How did you apply it to your life?
Main Text: Matthew
4:13-25
Memory Verse: From
that time on Jesus began to preach, Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near. –
Matthew 4:17
Introduction
Evangelism is one of the
most important businesses in the sight of God. It has always been one of His
avenues for delivering people from the bondage of Satan. Jesus Christ was so
determined that every single person would hear the Gospel (good news). He was
the Light shining in darkness and the focus of His preaching was the Kingdom of
Heaven. He taught people to change their minds; He preached to get them
heavenly minded, and healed them to make them whole. He also called people and
discipled them to reach out to others who were lost. This is the main duty of
every believer.
Questions for Discussion
2. What method did Jesus use to spread the gospel? Verses 18,19,23
3. How do we obey the command to spread the gospel?
4. How often should signs and wonders follow the preaching of the gospel? Mark 16:17; Acts 8:37- 40; Acts 14:3
Conclusion
The duty of human beings
is to do the will of God and to finish it. It has been said that it matters to
God what we preach and how we preach it. Nobody has the right to preach
anything and anyhow. We are supposed to preach the Good News with power,
passion and precision. If this is done in the name of the Lord, then miracles,
signs and wonders shall follow our preaching. May the Lord do with us what He
desires as we decide to follow Him.
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READ
THROUGH THE BIBLE IN A YEAR GUIDE
Week
10 (Sunday 11th to Saturday 17th March, 2018)
- Sunday: Joshua 8-10
- Monday: Joshua 11-14
- Tuesday: Joshua 15-18
- Wednesday: Joshua 19-21
- Thursday: Joshua 22-24
- Friday: Judges 1-3
- Saturday: Judges 4-5
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