Even strong Christians can make mistakes and make poor choices so we should put our hope in the Lord (Jesus Christ) and not people.
When someone understands how much you care for them it opens the opportunity to share the gospel with them.
Evangelism takes place in many forms, but must include the essential information for salvation.
When sharing the Gospel Christians should take time to listen the person to better understand their life situation.
According to the textbook, _______ writes a strong passage to any who believe faith requires no work or change from them.
Christians are called to serve in which of the following areas?
Christians do not need to be concerned about the manner in which they present the gospel message.
In which passage did Jesus say, “Whatever you did for one of the lease of theses brothers of Mine, you did for Me.”
Churches need to do a better job merging spiritual needs with social and physical needs.
Religious liberty only covers your freedom to attend your choice of church service.
Service based gifts are important because…
To be an effective witness a person must have formal Bible college training.
God’s Word is able to stand the test of any examination and scrutiny.
Who is the greatest example of a servant in the Bible?
As a person reads and studies the Bible they should ask:
The Bible does not contain examples of Christians affecting ungodly societies for the Kingdom of God.
Evangelism is all about sharing God’s story, not sharing your story.
The urgency of sharing the gospel should overwhelm the need to be caring or kind in your presentation to people.
Which of the following makes a person godly?
The Bible commands people to obey
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How we present the biblical teachings of salvation is not addressed in the Bible so the manner in which we presented it is not important.
Evangelism and apologetics are both grounded in the divine commandment found in Matt 28:19
Historical apologetics believes that the launching pad for all apologetics is the historicity of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Christians should use clever rhetoric in their presentation if they hope to see people won to Christ.
Even strong Christians can make mistakes and make poor choices so we should put our hope in the Lord (Jesus Christ) and not people.
The use of historical apologetics is a recent innovation devised and made popular by such men as Gary Habermas, Lee Strobel, and Mike Licona.
What a Christian does is as important as what they say when it comes to sharing the goodness of God with others.
One of the top reasons a person gives for not becoming a Christian is the behavior of those who call themselves Christians.
It is the Holy Spirit that convicts the unbeliever’s heart.
When a Christian shares the gospel message with an individual, they may also consider including their own personal testimony of salvation in the presentation.
Sharing the gospel message requires a lot of details and therefore you should always allow at least 30 minutes.
A godly person is someone who is willingly submissive to God’s ways.
Teaching or sharing biblical truth is beneficial to our spiritual lives
Christians do not need to be concerned about the manner in which they present the gospel message.
Which of the following makes a person godly?
Wheeler, in the Popular Encyclopedia of Apologetics states, “According to Scripture, the only stumbling block for unbelievers should be _________________.”
Secular world systems are not included in the six categories of Global Apologetics because they do not have a foundational belief in a deity or deities.
Incarnational apologetics is communicated through both actions and attitudes.
Traditionally, the study of world religions has focused on the present beliefs of the various systems in the context of a global market.
The urgency of sharing the gospel should overwhelm the need to be in relationship with someone.
It is important for Christians to have friendships with fellow believers so that they can encourage each another.
To be an effective witness a person must have formal Bible college training.
God’s Word is able to stand the test of any examination and scrutiny
The doctrine of the “Trinity” is a doctrine shared by both Islam and Christianity.
The two major sects of Islam are the Sunni and the “____________”
Christian “faith” is best described as a blind leap.
The God of the Bible worshipped by Christians, and the God of the Qur’an (Koran) worshipped by Muslims, is the same God.
It is the Holy Spirit that convicts the unbeliever’s heart.
The term “Islam” means:
Sharing the gospel message requires a lot of details and therefore you should always allow at least 30 minutes.
Christians should force a person to listen to their presentation of the gospel and not stop until they make a decision for Christ.
When someone understands how much you care for them it opens the opportunity to share the gospel with them.
As a person reads and studies the Bible they should ask:
In Islam, Jesus is considered to be a prophet but not the Son of God.
Muslims believe that the Bible was corrupted by Jews and Christians
Christians should use clever rhetoric in their presentation if they hope to see people won to Christ.
Muslims do not believe in the virgin birth of Jesus.
Christian “faith” is best described as a blind leap.
Islam was founded by:
Muhammad’s visions would eventually be compiled into Islam’s sacred text, the Qur’an (Koran).
When sharing the Gospel, it may be necessary to convert theological terms into simpler words.
As we learn truths from the Bible it is important that we share those truths with others.
In 610 A.D., Muhammad received his first vision from Jesus Christ.
Muslims believe that the Bible was corrupted by Jews and Christians
A summary of the Islamic system of conversion is found in:
People can have saving faith without understanding the gospel.
Christians do not need to be concerned about the manner in which they present the gospel message.