Preview: Our lives should be modeled after the life of Christ so that we are sure to do our best work for the Lord. This is the second part of a three-part series.
Scripture Reading: Matthew 25:31-46.
Memory Verse: Matthew 25:28.
1. Can God’s stewards be neglectful and still please Him? I Corinthians 4:1-2.
2. What should be our prime objective in life? Luke 2:49.
3. To what is faithfulness compared? Proverbs 25:13.
4. For what reason did Jesus come into the world? I Timothy 1:15.
5. Why should Jesus be shown through our lives? I Timothy 1:16.
Note: Every Christian is supposed to have the principles and live the life of Christ so that others may see Christ through them. We are supposed to be a pattern for them. Jesus said, you are the light of the world, and you are the salt of the earth. Now salt is made to preserve or save; light is made to see. Are you a light to any one? Do you mean salvation to someone?
6. What will shine forth in us if we are true and faithful? II Corinthians 4:6.
7. Is the excellency of the power in us or in God? II Corinthians 4:7.
8. Is there a method for the support of the ministers who carry the Gospel? I Corinthians 9:7 & I Corinthians 9:13-14.
9. How should we sow for the Lord? II Corinthians 9:6-7.
10. Is it possible to serve two masters? Luke 16:13.
Note: It is high time men should learn that it is impossible to follow the world and still be a servant of God. You have no light for the world when you agree with them and follow their ways. If so-called Christians follow the styles and fashions of the world, they radiate no light and they are no longer the salt of the earth.
11. What kind of an example are we to be to others? I Timothy 4:12.
12. Should a Christian be careful in what he says? James 1:26.
13. Does pure religion have any demands on how we are to appear to the world? James 1:27.
14. In what way only can we truly serve God? Galatians 5:13.
Other Lessons* in this series:
True Christian Service
True Christian Service II
True Christian Service III
*Lessons in a series may not necessarily be in the same category.