Preaching and Teaching
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Understand what this ministry area does.
Understand why it matters.
Know some of the skills and character qualities involved.
Have tried or practiced one simple part of it.
See whether they may want to explore this area more
Introduction questions:
What makes you interested in this disciples?
Do you know what you want to know?
The discipline is about: This discipline is about sharing God's truth with others and walking alongside them as they follow Jesus. It’s not just about speaking on a stage; it's about helping people understand who Jesus is and how to take their next step with Him in everyday life.
Our big idea: Sharing your faith isn’t about having all the answers. It is sharing the hope you have found in Jesus.
Why does it matter?
How does this discipline serve people? You are breaking complicated things into bite-size
How does this discipline help people encounter Jesus? A church without the Word is just a hangout.
What would be missing if this ministry did not happen? Everyone has an opinion based on their culture, background, and external influence.
How does this discipline support the mission of the church? The Great Commission is fulfilled through disciplines and disciples.
Why is this discipline more than just a task, talent, or hobby? Your testimony isn’t perfect, but your testimony is about perfect God.
What this looks like practically?
Before: Praying, reading, listening
During: Write down and be sensitive to the Holy Spirit
After: Follow up with texts, coffee, or visits.
Common Misunderstandings
Preaching/teaching is done only on stage
You need to know everything about anything at all time
You have to be a perfect Christian
You need to be a people-person
You must be an extrovert
Skills that matter:
Good listener
Be curious
Good communicator
Make things chewable
Simple activity together: 2 minute Testimony
Instructions: Help people understand God’s heart. Take two minutes to share the testimony. Do it in pairs. Then, the other person will respond with their notes.
Scripture - One Bible scripture
A clear point - short and memorable
Personal story - supportive story
Call to Action - Allow them to think of acting on the word
Reflection Questions:
What interested you about this discipline?
What surprised you?
What seemed difficult?
What seemed exciting?
What kind of person grows in this area?
What skills would you need to develop?
What character would you need to grow?
Could you see yourself trying this? Why or why not?
How could this discipline help people encounter Jesus?
What is one next step you could take after camp?
