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| God's Heart in Evangelism scripture |
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| God's heart in evangelism key points |
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1) God is focused on the individual
2) God is patient
3)God pursues
4) God rejoices when we respond
5) God restores |
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| Colson's Keys to modern evangelism |
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Definition
1) Post Christian Society
2) Must be Sensitive and Creative
3) Not be separated from discipleship and the local body of Christ
4) Must be directed to the non-believer. |
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| Key points for the Event of reconciliation |
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1) God is principle actor
2) Christ was the "sinless lamb"
3) Jesus was "made sin"
4) God is both Just and the Justifier |
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| "Incarnational witness" v. "Relational Evangelism" |
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"Relational witness" is a subset of "Incarnational Witness".
IC: I care enough to understand your world
RE: We come into relationship and love them. |
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| Ways that Incarnational Witness embodies Christ |
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Motivation: Love
Doing: Relational
Message: we are god's delegates |
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Notitia: Intellectual assent
Assensus: Emotional Assent
Fiducia: Volitional Assent
-Fiducia is necessary for saving faith, the other two are the backdrop.
-People need to be on the trajectory toward fiducia |
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-Be seen
-Talk together
-Do something together |
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-Care: treat people with respect and gentleness
-Pray: um...Do it
-Respond: Respond to the chances God gives |
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| Ways to Respond to the chances God gives |
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-Ask permission to talk about Jesus
-Talk about your current experiences with JC
-Ask if they have had the same kind of experience
-Gently explain the hope of the Gospel
-Invite them to go on a journey to a deeper relationship with you. |
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| Theological Issues related to Communicating the Gospel |
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2 Corinthians 5:11-21
1) Person of Christ
2) Sin
3) Cross
4) Appropriation |
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| Define and Describe Beliefs, Attitudes, Values and Behaviors. |
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Beliefs: What we think is true
Attitudes: predisposition to respond to a given stimulus
Values: What is Important
Behavior: The Convergence of BAV. |
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Beliefs: With Data
Attitudes: Restructure experience
Values: reorient or clarify values. |
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| Factors in how an individual will respond to persuasion positively |
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Definition
1) Their motivation to change
2) how seriously we take their initial attitudes (Ass-Con Effect)
3) Diffuse Inner Speech
4) Unexpected Disclosure |
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| When will Inner Speech not kick in? |
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-If they like you
-If they don't care
-If they are uninformed |
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| What is unexpected disclosure |
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| When you sit side by side with someone and look at an issue together. |
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| What are behaviors that promote defensiveness |
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1) Superiority
2) Certainty
3) Evaluation of Opponents
4) Control
5) Neutrality
6) Strategy |
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Term
| Life task of an adolescent |
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Definition
Individuation:
-Identity: Who am I?
-Autonomy: Do I matter?
-Belonging: Where do I fit? |
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Term
| 1 Peter 3:15 v. 1 peter 3:16 |
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-3:15 is used by apologetics.
-3:16 reminds us to use respect and gentleness not defensiveness. |
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| Assimilation - Contrast Effect |
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Definition
-If you push someone too hard on an issue and try to make them move too far in one direction, they are 80% more likely to go the opposite direction.
-If you encourage them to go in small increments they will be more likely to move the way you want them.
-This is why their initial stance is important.
-This also has to do with the desire for homogeneity (they have less to lose with smaller steps). |
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Share -- Invite -- Discuss
- An invitation to a neutral setting, Anything that is between the initial conversation and the neutral event. |
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"Sin" is the problem, an unwillingness to trust Jesus Christ, separation from God is the outcome.
"Sins" are behaviors and attitudes. |
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