Hebrews 11: 1-12

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1.Choose one SS lesson or BS lesson you use in your local church (choose target learners)
Observe the components or pieces of the lesson. You have the option to work in groups of 2.

Going through the pages of my readings, they helped me to think systematically and put things in proper perspective.

I have observed that many Christians do not really have a concrete understanding of what “faith in God” truly means that they do not experience God’s presence meaningfully. In the church of Jesus within our midst, GGCC Japan, I have recognized that most of the believers mistakenly associated and applied their “faith” to attending the church for worship, saying a prayer and doing good to please God. Their lack of sound understanding concerning this …show more content…

What are the parts of the preaching lesson?
A. Title : “Living by Faith”
The message of the “title” should create sufficient curiosity among the listeners to seize their attention and interest to pay attention to God’s word and revelation. It likewise has served as an opening door for them to experience God’s truth in letting their hearts and minds to create a learning space that may therefore lead them to a meaningful spiritual journey trusting God for everything—living by faith.

B. Bible study passage: Hebrews 11: 1-11
The word of God is the temple of truth. It is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword that it penetrates the dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart. ( Hebrews 4:12)
Hebrews 11:1-11 communicates the practice of faith that is pleasing and acceptable to …show more content…

Different people, different biblical message outline
a. Abel’s faith and obedience pleased God when he offered Him a burnt offering, according to His divine prescription, while Cain’s disobedience displeased God when he gave God an offering according to his human conviction. (Gen.4:1-7)
b. Enoch walked with God. His perfect faith pleased God beyond measure that He took Enoch to be with Him in His Kingdom. (Gen. 5:18-24)
c. Noah’s obedience was righteous before God. The human world was saved from peril because Noah listened to God's instructions and warning. (v.7; Gen. 6:13-7:1-24)
d. Abraham’s faith and his actions were working together (James 2:20-24)
(Faith without action is dead. (James 2:17)
e. Sarah believed that the One, who promised is faithful.
1.1 Supporting verses are employed to prove the motive and strengthen the claim by attaching to a particular line of the message an irrefutable biblical base.
1. Main points of the message or comprehension facts for the listeners
a. Living by faith means…
b. Giving our best offering to the Lord
c. .Walking with God and doing what is pleasing to Him
d. . Listening to God’s instruction and warning
e. Obeying God without hesitation and doubt even in the midst of

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