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Title: You are!
You must!
You can!
Title: You are!
You must!
You can!
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Series: Evangelism
What will this writing assure Theophilus of?
What questions will be answered in his heart by reading this?
(1) Theophilus would be assured of the kind of servants of which Jesus Christ is worthy () - What kind of servants does Jesus Christ deserve to have?
(2) Theophilus would be assured of the clear commands within the service of Jesus Christ () - What commands does Jesus Christ give to these servants?
Pray
Go
Go
(3) Theophilus would be assured of Jesus Christ by what Jesus did to make many more labourers possible.
(; ) - What did Jesus Christ have to do to answer this prayer for more servants?
(4) Theophilus would have been assured of Jesus Christ as he would've read Luke's sequel to the Gospel: Acts (, ). - When did Jesus answer this prayer request historically?
(5) Theophilus would have to be assured of the same things that we are to be assured of today.
- Why should it matter to you today, and what are you going to do about it?
(i) Assured of the labourers that Jesus deserves - You are!
(ii) Assured of the two commands given - You must!
(iii) Assured of the power to fulfill those commands in Christ - You can!
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