List of Lessons: Discipleship Course

 Lessons: 

  1.  Who am I now?
  2. The Bible.
  3. How to Study the Bible.
  4. Who is Jesus Christ?
  5. The Holy Spirit and the Trinity.
  6. What is God Like?
  7.  Prayer, Confession, and Forgiveness.
  8. The Church
  9.  The Christian Life, Part  I
  10.  The Christian Life, Part II

WRITE A DEFINITION OF A DISCIPLE:

 “WHOEVER DOES NOT CARRY HIS OWN CROSS AND COME AFTER ME CANNOT BE MY DISCIPLE.”   Luke 14:27

Lesson 1: WHO AM I NOW THAT I AM A CHRISTIAN?

Everything we study in this course is affected by our understanding of who we are in Jesus Christ and who Jesus Christ is.  The purpose of this part of this series is to grasp your new identity as a Child of God.  You are no longer an ordinary person; you belong to Jesus Christ.

  1. Why should God let you into His heaven?  What would you say to Him if He asked you that question right now?
  2. How long have you been a Christian?
  3. Are you sure of your salvation?
  4. How important is it to you that you become a follower of Jesus in every way you can?
  5. What did Jesus command His followers to do in Matthew 28:19,20?
    – What does the word “disciple” mean?  (Look it up in a dictionary.)
    – Are you a disciple?
    – Have you been baptized?
    – What were the followers of Jesus to do in verse 20?
    – Do you want to commit yourself to doing all that Jesus commands?  Why?
    – Notice what Jesus said:  Make disciples, baptize them, and teach them to obey what I have commanded.  You have become a disciple and been baptized; now begin the lifelong process of obedience.
  6. What do these scriptures say about who you are now that you are a Christian?
    1. I  John 3:1
    2. Ephesians 2:10
    3. Ephesians 2:19
    4. I  Peter 2:4,5
  7. What do these scriptures say about who you used to be
    1. Ephesians 2:1-3
    2. Ephesians 2:12
    3. Romans 5:6,8,10 (three things)
  8.  From Colossians 1:13:
    1. In what kingdom did we live before salvation?
    2. What kingdom are we in now that we are saved?
  9. Into whom were you baptized?  Romans 6:3
  10. If you are “in Christ” what are you now?  II Corinthians 5:17
  11. What else have we become “in Him”?   II Corinthians 5:21
    1. What problem is overcome when we “become the righteousness of God in Him”? Romans 3:23
  12. Write a definition of  “righteousness.”  (Use a dictionary.)
  13. Who is “for us” now that you are a Christian?  Romans 8:31
  14. Why is He so good to you?  Did you earn His favor?  What does Ephesians 2:4,5 say about the reason for God’s goodness towards you?
  15. To what extreme did God go to save us?  Romans 8:32
  16. Who is interceding for you at the right hand of God?  Romans 8:34
    What does “intercede” mean?  (Write a definition.)
  17. What will stop the love of Jesus Christ (or separate you from it)? Where is this love?  (roman 8:39)
  18. From what were we saved by the blood of Christ?  Romans 5:9
  19. What had you earned by your sin?  Romans 6:23
  20. Are you still under the condemnation of sin?  Romans 8:1
    According to Romans 8:1, there is no condemnation for _______________________________________________________________________.
  21. What does it mean to you personally to not be under the condemnation of God any longer?  (Write it in your own words.)  If you don’t know what “condemnation” means, look it up in a dictionary.
  22. If you have been made right with God (justified) what do you then have?    Romans 5:1
  23. List what and who and where you are now that you are saved. (Look at the answers to the above questions.)
    a.                                                                   d.
    b.                                                                   e.
    c.                                                                   f.

North Burma Christian Ministry

It has been estimated that, by God’s grace, over a million Asian people have been impacted through the extended work of NBCM over a period of 90 years. Christianity is being taken by a network of believers into villages and cities over a multi-country span.

The work began in China by J. Russell and Gertrude Morse. As their children and grandchildren moved into Burma and on into Thailand, a string of national believers were trained to continue the work. Lisu, Lahu, Rawang, and many other tribes have sent out leaders in their own communities and into new unreached territories across the area.
Since 1972, when the Morse’s relocated in Thailand, this network has branched in many directions with indigenous pastors and teachers carrying the message of Jesus Christ.

Other missionary co-workers have joined the Morse family over the years bringing their own expertise and vision into the mission. The work continues on and expands as each new believer picks up the baton and runs the race.

North Burma Christian Ministry WEBSITE

Passion Ministries

Passion Ministries, Inc., is committed to introducing Jesus Christ to the people of India, and beyond.

Through everyday projects of compassion (serving, sharing, and meeting needs), Passion Ministries, Inc. will live out the love of Christ in a manner acceptable to the Indian Culture allowing in natural and practical ways to demonstrate God’s love. 

The ministry’s stateside focus will be to work among urban populations to nurture people in their knowledge and understanding of the Bible’s message.

Passion Ministries WEBSITE

Nagaland Children’s Outreach Ministry

Raising Children Up in the Lord.

“Currently there are no Christian orphanages in Nagaland that accept the ‘hill country’ orphans. I believe God has given me this vision, and through the orphanage, I hope to see the children grow in a sound Christian faith and put a smile on on their faces with Christ’s love. It is my desire that these children will be well educated and will become great leaders for India and the Lord’s church. ”  – Elilo Patton

Nagaland Children’s Outreach Mission WEBSITE

 

Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission

The Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission  ensures that ministers of the Christian Churches and Churches of Christ continue to serve with distinction among our nation’s chaplains, so that our faith group can extend its ministry to personnel of the Armed Services and of civilian agencies that employ chaplains.

Chaplaincy Endorsement Commission WEBSITE