Jesus' Bible Talk Flashcards
What scripture did Kyle use to introduce the sermon?
Mark 3:13-14
Points of the Lessons
I. Small Groups Were Jesus’ Method
II. Awesome Power Was Present
III. Victory Through Love
IV. Expect The Amazing
What scripture’s show that small groups were Jesus’ method?
- Mark 3:31-35
- John 3:22
- 4:1-3
What scripture’s show that awesome Power was Present?
- Luke 5:17
- Luke 5:16
What scripture’s show that Jesus got victory through love?
- John 13:34-35
- 1 Thessalonians 5:14
What scripture’s show that we should expect the amazing?
- Luke 5:26
How did Jesus make the group cool and different?
He named some of them apostles. Bible talk members should know what group they are apart of!
What was Jesus methodology in the family of the bible talk?
If his methodology can work with the dysfunctional family, it can work with anyone
What did Tim think when he was taking over the City of Angels church?
He knew he couldn’t lead it like one big ship. He saw how that goes in the Titanic. The only way to do it is to break it up into small groups.
Why is the Mainline Church of Christ Limited in its growth?
Because they haven’t broken into smaller groups?
What is the virus of leadership?
The virus of leadership should kill you and only allow Jesus to live through you. The result of this will be raising up not only the twelve, but the 72 as well.
Tim buying fruit in Canada vs Florida Illustration
When he was in Florida, he saw an abundance of fruit. Doing things Jesus way shows an abundance of fruit!
How does Hebrews 5:11-14 apply to Jesus bible talk?
The importance of being a bible talk is hard when people are not trying to get it. Leadership is the calling of every disciple.
Las Vegas Elvis impersonators example
There are a large number of Elvis impersonators. Some are good some are bad, but they eventually all get it. We need to have more Jesus impersonators!
How do we grow the 900 disciples in the City of Angels Church?
We need to have double the bible talks (120-250). As the Bible talks go, so goes the church.