Starting this week, I am launching "Dynamic" Bible studies at Bowling Green, Greenwood, and South Warren High Schools. I plan on posting quotes, verses, or even outlines of the lessons I'll be presenting to the students on here.
The word dynamic according to Webster literally means "marked by usually continuous and productive activity or change."
It's my hope and prayer that this Bible study will do just that for the students at these schools, as this study is specifically designed to encourage and equip students to share their faith with their classmates. It's my fear that too many times we are guilty of simply telling others to go and share the "Good News" without actually showing them how. When you look at the life of Jesus, he didn't just tell his disciples to go out and share with others, he showed them how to for three years!
It's my goal and desire for the next 10 weeks to come along side these students, and show them how to simply talk to others about what Christ is doing in their lives. It's doesn't take "elite Christians" to share, just look at Jonah. That dude was anything but that, he had all kinds of sin issues in his life, but God still used him!
I'll be using "The Complete Evangelism Guidebook" written by Scott Dawson and many others along with the Bible as my source for many of these lessons.
I like what Dawson says in the introduction, "Evangelism in it's purest form is me sharing with you what Christ has done in my life. Anyone who has begun a relationship with Christ can be involved in evangelism."
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