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Lesson OneBeginning the Spiritual Life3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoMaking God and His Word a Priority3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeLearning to Pray3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FourConnecting in the Church3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FiveSharing the Good News of Christ3 Activities1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity1 Assessment
Participants 9
Discussion Questions
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Are you sure you are a born-again Christian? Explain.
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Yes am born again, having being baptized in Christ.
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Yes, I used to go to fgag church, and got Baptised in the Holy spirit.
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Yes
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Yes. Through getting to know the Lord and letting Him have complete control of my life, I have been at peace, secure His love for me and forgiveness of all of my sins.
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YES! I have been a Christian since I was very young but until three years ago I was not a church attender or practicing Christian. I had the opportunity to attend an Alpha course (via Zoom) where I got to meet other Christians and my faith grew very quickly and I love to share that with others. I am very conscious that some people feel very uncomfortable around religion but I still love to try and help them share my love for Christianity and God. My faith has already led me to spend most of my spare time learning about the Bible and I have even started my won online church! I definitely feel born again!
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Explain how Bible study, fellowship, and prayer can be called different forms of spiritual communication.
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Bible study is an opportunity for us to know more about the God, His Grace, His Mercy and also how we can strive to be like him. It is also a channel for God to speak to us. Fellowship is very necessary for a fruitful Christian life, as it enables us to share our belief and faith with others, strengthen others in Christ, which also reciprocates to enable us to grow in Christ. Prayer is an one one one relationship with Christ, where we can praise him, atone our sins and have a conversation with him.
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Bible study is the usefulness in reading the Bible and it will give good thoughts and minds
Fellowship is United with other members of the church
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To me Bible study is a way to get to know God’s Word as He speaks to you. Fellowship is sharing your belief and joy in Christ with other believers. Prayer is a very private, quiet time or a conversation between the Lord and me. Prayer can be a time for confession, thanks, uplifting others, asking His help, praise.
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We study the Bible to get to know the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We share this fellow believers and non believers. Through Prayer we are always with Jesus.
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In Bible study, I can do this on my own or with my spouse or people at church. There are so many types of Bible studies to choose from. In prayer, that is a personal, private relationship with God. In Fellowship, I come together with like-minded Christians to grow spiritually, in community, and in faith. I have others who stand by me, support me and hold me accountable for my beliefs. I truly believe all are necessary for a strong relationship with God.
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What new insights did you learn from a careful review of the Scripture readings cited in this lesson?
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Reinforced my belief and faith in Christ about how he is the redeemer who came to Earth as Man, took up all the punishment for our sins and provided an opportunity to reconcile with God.
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Good insights as quoted in the Bible, and it is useful to me
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God redeeming grace thru Jesus is for all. As Christians we must spread this good news.
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To learn to live as Christ lived. To grow in the Holy Sprit.
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1. We’re all sinners and we can’t fool God. He knows when we’ve sinned. We all persist in doing things our own way. 2. Jesus taught us that through Him we have forgiveness and belief in Him and asking Him into our lives means Eternal life. 3. The more we embrace Christ the more eager we are to know more about Him, the more joyful we become and our lives change as His Presence grows within us.