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12: The Harvest and the Harvesters – Lesson Plan — 2 Comments

  1. Ans to Qn 3D
    The activities members can be exposed to in sowing before harvesting are the following: encourage members to have rich devotional life of Studying the Holy Scripture, be the Doer of the Word (walk in spirit same as walking in love, dying to self, and hating evil) and Prayer. This will enable them to grow in the Grace, and experiencing God's love, His goodness, faithfulness and Power members would not afford keeping it to themselves but Sharing it all around at home, in Sabbath School Class, at work place, etc. Equiping them for outreach ministry can begin in the application of Sabbath School lesson study: exp. how many people one had bible studies with during the week, how many people pray for someone and how many people showed hospitality to someone during the week? Also involvement in Church activities and members going into the community to share literature books and tracts listing various services and activities the Church offers and registrying those who want any of the services(bible studies,prayers, foodbank pantry, soup kitchen, homeless shelter, clothings, job training, Church service etc). Seminars and Crusades can be organised and encouraging members for effective participation; sending out tracts to invite guests for the seminar etc. Again members should be offered outreach training, workshops etc. Finally, members can be assigned for duties to serve the Master in our Meetings ans Services in the Gospel field when they have been prepared.

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  2. As harvesters we have a wealthy experience with the moving of God's Spirit in our lives. It's contagious when shared with others. We also have the unifying power of the Spirit, which attracts and draws many to Christ. All who belong to Jesus are called to be harvesters in one way or another. We can't be afraid of those who aren't "like us" when we get involved in the work of harvesting souls. Jesus crossed every boundary known to man including race, gender, nationality, economic class, social hierarchy and even religious culture. As His workers, in His vineyard, shouldn't we do the same?

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