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The True Vine’s Evangelism Program
Week Three: The World’s Condition
Today the Evangelist (God’s messenger) is confronted with a very big issue, the condition of the world, more specifically the heart of mankind. This is problematic to say the least. We are at a crisis in our time that clearly models what we read in Genesis chapter six and the story of the flood. Sin has taken over as it did before the days of the flood. Wickedness has increased and every imagination of the thoughts of mans heart is that of evil continually. Now for some they may say all my thoughts are not evil continually and to them I ask are your thoughts then on God? The condition of the world is a lukewarm condition at best and the temperature gage is God’s word. When we behold the world and examine it through the light of God’s word the we see exactly how close we are to the days of the flood and the similarities or conditions of the heart of man then and now are offensive and hurtful to God insomuch that he is now compelled to act. The question is what will happen next and what if anything can we do to prevent upcoming events? As Evangelist we need to have a burden for the condition of the world and a desire to make a difference. This week we will study why we preach about sin. Read Romans 1:1- 2:6 what questions do you have after reading this? _________________________________________________________________________ Answer the following questions: What was God’s message through Paul to the Gentiles? _________________________ Why did God punish sin? ____________________________________________________ What was the sin talked about here? __________________________________________ Do you find this in our world today? __________________________________________ Read Romans 3:1-20 what questions do you have after this? __________________________________________________________________________
Answer the following questions: Will God judge the world? ___________________________________________________ Is God including everyone when he addresses sin? _____________________________ Is there anyone that is righteous? ____________________________________________ Read Revelation 3:1-22 what questions do you have after reading this? __________________________________________________________________________ Answer the following questions: What is God examining in this chapter? _______________________________________ What does he say to the Laodicea Church? ____________________________________ Which Church would you compare the condition of the world to? _________________ Why is it important to examine our condition? __________________________________ Read Mathew 22:1-28 what questions do you have after reading this? ___________________________________________________________________________ Answer the following questions: Why is it important to watch the signs of the times? ______________________________ What are some of the signs and signals that Jesus tells us here? __________________ How many of these signs are present today? ___________________________________ What is our hope for the future? _______________________________________________ How can someone get that hope? _____________________________________________ Read Romans 10:5-18 What questions did you have after reading this? ___________________________________________________________________________
Why do people need to be saved? _____________________________________________ Can we say who is saved and who is not? ______________________________________ Does God answer everyone that calls upon his name? ___________________________
Describe in a paragraph how you will lead someone to the Lord Jesus to be saved!
Describe how you would explain why a person needs Jesus
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