Lesson 11: God the Father
Attributes of God
1. God is Spirit (John 4:24);
2. God is Love (Jeremiah 31:3);
3. God is Self-Existent (Exodus 3:14);
4. God is Eternal (Psalm 90:2);
5. God is Infinite – no limitations (Jeremiah 23:24);
6. God is Sovereign – the sole ruler in the universe (Daniel 4:34-35);
7. God is Incomprehensible – Mysterious (Romans 11:33);
8. God is Omnipotent – All-Powerful (Revelation 19:6);
9. God is Omnipresent (Psalm 139:7-12);
10. God is Omniscient – All-Knowing (Psalm 147:5);
11. God is Wise (Psalm 136:5);
12. God is True (Romans 107:8);
13. God is Light (2 Corinthians 4:6);
14. God is Good (Psalm 107:8);
15. God is Faithful (Deuteronomy 7:9);
16. God is Gracious and Merciful (Psalm 116:5; 103:8-17);
17. God is Righteous and Just (Psalm 119:137);
18. God is Holy (Psalm 99:9).
Aim
To help the new believer know who God is, His works and relationship with His creation, especially man who is created in His image and likeness.
Scripture References
Acts 17:24-34; John 5:20-22, 26-27.
Discussion Questions
A. Read Acts 17:24-34.
1. Who is the creator and owner of the universe? (verse 25)
2. Why is God self-sufficient? (verse 25)
3. Is God concerned about His creation? How? (verse 26)
4. What does God expect from the people He created? (verse 27; Psalm 148:2, 11-13)
5. What do you understand by “in Him we live, move and have our being”? (verse 28)
6. Why does God command all people to repent? (verse 31)
B. Read John 5:22, 24-25.
7. What happens to those who disobey this command? (John 5:22, 24-25)
8. Have you repented from your sins? Share your repentance experience. (Let each person share.)
9. Through whom will God judge the world and why? (verse 31)
10. Mention three attributes of God. (Let each person do so and in turns.)
11. What do you understand by “God is Sovereign” and “God is Love?” (Daniel 4:35; John 3:16)
12. What four things have you learnt about God?
13. What two prayer points, based upon the lesson, will you raise? (All to join in prayer.)
Memory Verses: Acts 17:24, 27.
Prayer: Pray that all who are not saved will repent and embrace the saving grace of God and that all believers will reverence and worship Him in truth.
Lesson 12: God the Son
The Attributes of God, The Son
Like the Father, God the Son is Omnipotent (Matthew 28:18), Omniscient (John 2:24; 16:30), Omnipresent (John 3:13; 14:20);
2. Worthy of Worship (Matthew 4:9, 10). Scripture refers to Him as God (Psalm 45:6-7; Acts 7:59; Colossians 1:15-17; Jude 1:25),
3. He is called the Second Adam (1 Corinthians 15:45), the Anointed One (Psalm 2:2), Begotten of the Father (John 1:14), Bridegroom (Matthew 9:15), Bright Morning Star (Revelation 22:16), Cornerstone (Ephesians 2:20), Deliverer (Romans 11:26), Emmanuel (Matthew 1:23), Faithful Witness (Revelation 1:5; 3:14), Friend of Sinners (Matthew 11:19), etc. (For further information read Soul-Winning Resources, Vol. 3, p. 41.)
Aim
To help the new believer know who Jesus is in relation to the Father and His works, especially that of reconciliation.
Scripture References
John 1:1-14; Colossians 1:15-23.
Discussion Questions
A. Read John 1:1-14 and Colossians 1:15-23.
1. Who is the Word? (John 1:14)
2. Compare Colossians 1:16 with John 1:1-3.
3. What is the relationship between God and Jesus Christ? (John 1:1; Colossians 1:15)
4. Through whom did God create both the seen and unseen worlds? (John 1:3, 10; Colossians 1:16) 5. Who holds all things together? (Colossians 1:17)
6. Summarize your understanding of John 1:1-3.
7. What is Jesus to all men? (John 1:4, 9)
8. What is the relationship between Jesus Christ and the church? (Colossians 1:18)
9. Through whom is God reconciling the world to Himself? (John 1:9; Colossians 1:20)
10. How did Jesus achieve this reconciliation for us? (1 Corinthians 15:3-4; Colossians 1:20b)
11. Would you like to be reconciled to God through Jesus? Why?
12. What should you do to achieve this reconciliation? (John 1:12)
13. What does John 1:13 mean?
14. Can you mention three other titles for Jesus? (Let participants share in turns.)
15. Would you share three things you have learnt about Jesus? (Let them do so in turns.)
16. What two prayer points, based on the lesson, would you raise? (All to join in prayer.)
Memory Verse John 1:1-2; Colossians 1:16.
Prayer Pray that humanity would be reconciled to God through Christ and that believers would be firmly established in Christ.
Lesson 13: Water Baptism
Aim
To incorporate the new believer into the body of Christ through the sacrament of baptism, demonstrating an end to the old lifestyle with the world and beginning a new lifestyle in the community of believers in Christ.
Scripture References
Matthew 28:19; Acts 2:37-41; John 3:5; Romans 6:3-4.
Discussion Questions
A. Read Matthew 28:19-20.
1. What three things did Jesus command His disciples to do?
2. Is the command to baptize as important as the other two commands?
B. Read Acts 2:37-41.
3. Why did Peter’s listeners ask: “men and brethren, what shall we do”?
4. What was Peter’s response to their question?
5. From the passage then, who should we baptize?
6. When people repent and are baptized, what will they receive?
7. What does verse 41 suggest?
8. Have you ever experienced all that is mentioned in this passage already? a. Explain.
C. Read John 3:5.
9. What is the meaning of being born of water and the Spirit?
D. Read Romans 6:3-4.
10. Into what are we baptized?
11. What happens to the believer during baptism? What does baptism signify?
12. How is the baptized believer expected to live? (2 Corinthians 5:17)
13. From the above discussion, how would you want to be baptized?
14. How would you explain baptism to someone?
Memory Verse Romans 6:4.
Prayer Pray that water baptism, which signifies death to sin and resurrection to a new way of life of righteousness and holiness, becomes a true experience in the life of all baptized believers.
Lesson 14: Personal Deliverance
Deliverance simply means release from the captivating power of sin, demonic influence and control, curses, and anything that enslaves.
Aim
To allow the new Christian to renounce ancestral curses, self-imposed occultic bondages, demonic influence or control, or anything that holds him in bondage to Satan.
Scripture References
Mark 16:15-18; Luke 4:18-19; Matthew 10:1, 7-8; Mark 6:12-13; Mark 1:23-27, 32-34; Exodus 20:6; Ezekiel 18:20.
Discussion Questions
A. Read Luke 4:18-19; Mark 6:56; Mark 16:15-18; Matthew 10:1, 7-8.
1. Luke 4:18-19 and Mark 6:56 reveal the scope of Jesus’ ministry, while Mark 16:15-18 and Matthew 10:1, 7-8 reveal the scope of the ministry Jesus gave to His disciples.
What are these? Discuss.
2. If preaching is not the only work expected of us, why are we not involved in this holistic ministry? Discuss. What is this holistic ministry?
B. Read Matthew 10:1, 7-8 and Mark 6:12-13.
3. According to Matthew 10:1, 7-8, what did Jesus send His disciples to do?
4. According to Mark 6:12-13, what did Jesus send His disciples to do?
5. Why has the average disciple today failed to engage in holistic ministry as Jesus has commanded us? What can we do to reverse this trend?
C. Read Mark 1:23-27; Mark 1:32-34.
6. How can you describe Jesus’ ministry?
7. How did Jesus address the demon?
8. Where do demons live?
9. When they are cast out, where do they go? (Matthew 12:43-45)
10. When demons are cast out of people, what should they (those delivered) do?
D. Read Exodus 20:6 and Ezekiel 18:20.
11. If God does not revisit us with ancestral curses, why do some believers suffer from them? (Also read Joshua 24:14.)
12. What should the Christian do to stay delivered? (James 4:7b; Isaiah 49:24-25)
Memory Verse James 4:7.
Prayer I resist you, Satan, and revoke all Satanic covenants and nullify all your demonic curses imposed on my nuclear family, as well as allied families. I command all covenant blessings of Jehovah on my family. I also submit myself to do the works of deliverance that Jesus did. Amen.
Lesson 15: Holy Spirit Baptism
Aim
To help the new Christian experience the infilling of the Holy Spirit (Holy Spirit baptism) and stay filled every day.
Scripture References
Acts 2:38; Acts 1:5-8; Acts 2:4, 38; Acts 10:44-47; Acts 1:15; Acts 2:1.
Discussion Questions
A. Read Acts 2:38.
1. According to Peter, who qualifies for Holy Spirit baptism or infilling?
2. Can unrepentant unbelievers be baptized in the Holy Spirit? a. Why not?
B. Read Acts 1:5, 8.
3. According to verse 5, who was promised the Holy Spirit baptism?
4. What are they to receive when the Holy Spirit comes upon them?
5. What is the purpose of the Spirit’s baptism?
6. Have you been so baptized? a. Have you become a witness of Christ?
7. What does the word, “witness”, mean?
C. Read Acts 2:4.
8. When the Holy Spirit came on the Day of Pentecost, how many believers were filled?
9. Is the gift reserved for a selected few?
10. Are all believers filled in our churches today? Why not?
D. Read Acts 10:44-48.
Note: The Gentiles were baptized in the Holy Spirit as Peter ministered to them and were later baptized in water.
11. Were they baptized in the Holy Spirit before repentance? Why not?
12. Can one then be baptized in water after repentance, before receiving the Holy Spirit baptism? (Acts 8:15-17)
13. What is the other scenario? (Acts 10:44-47)
E. Read Acts 1:15; Acts 2:1.
14. Can you think of four major hindrances to people receiving the Holy Spirit baptism?
15. Are you ready to receive your Holy Spirit baptism now, by faith?
16. Is speaking in tongues the only initial evidence of Holy Spirit baptism? What other signs can we see in the following passages? (Acts 2:41; Acts 4:31; Acts 9:17, 18, 20-22, 27; Acts 19:6, 20)
17. Ask the Lord Jesus to fill you again and again as seen in Acts 2:4; Acts 4:31.
Memory Verse Luke 11:13.
Prayer Father, I ask to be baptized in the Holy Spirit, filled to the brim, and overflowing with joy and power. I receive the Holy Spirit baptism now by faith in Jesus' Name. Thank You for baptizing me. (Continue to pour forth appellations on the Lord in worship.)
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