This teaching is based on Ken Boa’s Handbook to Scripture. Related Reading & Resources: 1 Thessalonians 3 Ken Boa’s summary of 1 Thessalonians 3 1 Thessalonians Audio Series, Complete Set Talk Thru Overview 1 Thessalonians Teacher Kit
We apologized for the audio issues that occur until 16:55 of this video. This teaching is based on Ken Boa’s Handbook to Scripture. Related Reading & Resources: 1 Thessalonians 2 Ken Boa’s summary of 1 Thessalonians 2 1 Thessalonians Audio Series, Complete Set Talk Thru Overview 1 Thessalonians
Paul tells the Ephesians to walk in a manner worthy of their calling. He bases this on the truths he previously told them concerning their identity in Christ. What, then, does a worthy walk look like?
We are a new creation in Christ. Nevertheless, the old power of sin still wages war against the Spirit within us. We are in a soul-forming process by which the Spirit puts to death in us the deeds of the flesh. It is vital, therefore, that we remind ourselves who we are as fruit-bearers in the Spirit.
What happened to the disciples after Jesus’ resurrection? Acts 1 continues the narrative.
John 17 gives us the privilege of witnessing an intimate conversation between God the Son and God the Father. Jesus prays not only for His disciples then but for us as well.
The world hated Jesus and put him to death. We should not be surprised then if as followers of Jesus we are scorned.
We are saved and become Christians by believing in the atoning death and resurrection of Jesus. However, in order to grow and become mature as Christians we must abide in Him.
The agricultural imagery used in the Bible for the process of evangelism shows us that there are at least four stages: (1) Preparing the soil, (2) Sowing the Seed, (3) Cultivating the soil, and (4) Reaping the harvest. Stage four is the one many Christians tend to focus on, but we must remember that it is God who is responsible for the end results.
Ken Boa expounds upon the agricultural imagery used in the Bible to describe the dynamic process of evangelism.
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