(Ask family members and colleagues to review the course content learned in class, and preview the urgent needs on the fourth day of the new lesson that will be learned tomorrow
Theme: Grasp the key points)
Day 3: Radical Reorientation
Topic: Recognizing the need to put first things first
(Matthew 6:33)
But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. (Matthew 6:33 Union Version)
Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness” means letting God take the first place in your life, letting His will fill your thoughts and thoughts, and putting God first in your life. As my role model, I want to obey Him in everything. I believe that if I put God first, God will naturally arrange all my things for me. I am in God, and all my things are in God. Regarding the things that have happened, I think that my God is a God who is faithful, just, covenant-keeping, gracious and loving. He will definitely allow me to fulfill all of His will and plans for me, so I don’t have to worry about my own affairs.
1. What is the kingdom of God?
The scope of God’s jurisdiction
2. According to the context, what is “righteousness” mentioned here?
< p>3. What does “seek first his kingdom” mean in daily life?4. Please summarize your experience in a few words.
Day 4. Urgent Needs
Topic: Getting to the Point (1 Corinthians 15:58)
1 Corinthians 15:58 Therefore, my dear brothers, be strong, and do not Be shaken and do the Lord's work with all your strength, because you know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.
1. What does it mean to call us to do the "Lord's work with all our strength"?
< p>2. What does "do your best" mean?3. In what ways can we show that we will grow when we do the Lord's work? How can we grasp the key point of "doing more of the Lord's work" in our daily lives? "?
4: Please summarize your experience in a few short sentences.
Urgent needs on the fourth day
Grasp the key points (Brother 1 Corinthians 15:58)
_ What does it mean to call us to always strive to do “the Lord’s work”?
God’s work has two contents:
1. Spread the gospel: Doing God’s work is to call everyone to repent and know God’s salvation
(2 Corinthians 5:1? 0) The Great Commission is still everything. The first task of a Christian.
2. Training disciples: To do God’s work is to find and entrust disciples who can faithfully teach others (2 Timothy 2:2). Mature (Col. 28) in order to fully know God and bear fruit (Col. 1: 9? 1 2)
2. What does “strive to do” mean?
1. Exceed: "Do more" means to always be full, to overflow, or even to double. It also implies that when
we are devoted and committed to doing the Lord's work, we ourselves will also be filled. Will prosper.
2. Transcendence: It means exceeding the requirements and exceeding the norms. This reminds us that we need to transcend more. It’s not just about actions. The renewal of our minds will inspire us to “do more of the Lord’s work.”
3. In what ways can we show that we will grow when we are doing the Lord’s work? How to seize the key points and "do more of the main work" in daily life?
As we do the work of the Lord, the depth of our lives and ministries is gained. The ways to grow include:
1. Be more dependent on God
2. Increase your faith by seeing God’s work
3. Be more obedient to the Lord
4. Become clearer about our life goals, values ??and priorities
5. Create lasting commitment and conviction
6. Enhance the ability to engage in multiple ministries< /p>
Ask members of the discipleship team to share how they can do more of the Lord’s work.
4. Please summarize your experience in a few short sentences.
Whatever you do, do it heartily, as working for the Lord, not for men, because you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as your reward. It is the Lord Christ whom you serve.
Colossians 3:23,24
The truth of resurrection is the foundation of Christian faith. Only when believers believe in the resurrection and hope for the resurrection can they truly be "firm, unshakable, always striving to do the Lord's work" (v. 58), "knowing" (v. 58) that their labor has eternal value in Christ.