How You Can Help Fulfill the
Great Commission
Self-Study Guide
- Many have argued
that the Great Commission was only for the apostles to whom it was
originally given and is not for us today. Name two things in Matthew
28:20 that prove the Great Commission is intended for Christians
today.
- Why is it important
that Jesus is who He said He is, the Son of God? How would you describe
His character?
- How does Ephesians
1:19-23 express God's power? What additional fact does Jeremiah
32:17 bring out?
- List some reasons
that the New Testament church had such a great impact. (See 1
Thessalonians 1:5-10)
- What does it
mean to be Christ's ambassador?
- What does John
14:6 say? Why is this important?
- Why should you
be involved in telling others about Christ?
- Why is it critical
that we take the news of Jesus Christ to every land?
- What does the
word "witness" mean? How is it used in the Bible?
a. Proverbs
14:5
b. Isaiah 55:1-7
c. Luke 24:48
d. Acts 1:18
e. Acts 2:40
f. Acts 8:25
g. Acts 20:17-24
h. Acts 23:11
i. Acts 28:23
- How would you
describe Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria in relation to your world today?
(See Acts 1:8)
- What is involved
in the fulfillment of the Great Commission? Explain the role of both
evangelism and discipleship in its fulfillment.
- What place does
prayer have in the fulfillment of the Great Commission?
- What personal
strategy of evangelism did Paul exhibit in Acts
13 and 14?
What additional strategy did he employ in Acts
18:1-11?
- What are the
essential ingredients of a personal strategy? What personal strategy
do you (or will you) use?
- How does Matthew
6:33 apply to your life in relation to helping fulfill the Great
Commission?
- List five people
whom you would like to train (disciple) to share the gospel, or one
person whom you can ask to disciple you.
- What commitment
will you make regarding your answer to Question 16?
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