No other task is as important as kingdom work. It deserves the utmost seriousness and commitment. It also requires faithfulness. But how do we become faithful? These questions build on the message about the process by which we become faithful. Watch the video and answer the questions.
- Explain what it means to be on a mission rather than a consumer.
- What does it mean to be a steward and not an owner? How does this relate to fidelity?
- Explain productivity according to Jesus, give examples. How does this change your vision of your Christian life?
- Are you the salt of the earth? Paint a portrait of a Christian according to what Jesus expresses here.
- You are the light of the world. What does this have to do with the mission?
What are the three dimensions discussed in terms of awareness of the value of loyalty? Explain them and their impact on loyalty. - List some advantages and dangers of fidelity and infidelity?
- Do you understand the dissociation mentioned between the message heard and God's thoughts? What does God say about faithfulness?
- What is the risk of not knowing the value of loyalty?
- Explain the principle of considering the examples of the ancients. Give some examples and say how their example can inspire us to be faithful.
- Explain the process of formatting and 'unformatting'.
Comment
You don't know someone's faithfulness until their prayers are answered and they have an abundance.
It is possible for a Christian to become good for nothing.
When one is unfaithful in service, one becomes a traitor to the cause of Christ.
Infidelity leads to disqualification.
No one who was faithful to Jesus ended badly. As he was being stoned, Stephen saw Jesus. He died in glory.
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