Spiritual CPR - HAMPTON ROADS CHURCH Hampton Roads Church Campus Ministry

We are saved by love. God dispenses his grace and raises us from the
spiritual dead in repentance and baptism. This lecture discusses how to
teach and discern biblical repentance from mainstream pseudo-repentance,
and then how to inspire someone toward the resurrecting power of baptism. 

The GOOD NEWS! Once we've established that there is a problem we need to
show that there is a solution! And that solution is that through the Cross
of Jesus and the Grace of God, you can be resurrected from being dead in
sin to being alive in Christ. this lecture discusses how to present the
Cross to someone. 

The Big One. Its easy to hear the call. It's easy to hear the cure. It's
easy to see God's love for you. It is not easy to see your problem. Your
problem is not that you haven't read your Bible enough, your problem isn't
that you haven't been to enough church, and you're problem isn't that you
haven't shared your faith with enough people. Your problem is SIN. And it
is the worst thing in the world. This one discusses how God sees sin, how
you see your sin and how you react to your sin.

The first grouping of studies is "The Call."  This is where we say, "This
is how Jesus calls us to follow him, are you in or out?" This grouping of
Bible studies can involve an in-depth look at the life of Jesus, studying
out the role of the Bible, and the actual call of discipleship. Today we
are looking at The Call study when you need to show someone the actual call
of following Jesus. 

The first grouping of studies is "The Call."  This is where we say, "This
is how Jesus calls us to follow him, are you in or out?" This grouping of
Bible studies can involve an in-depth look at the life of Jesus, studying
out the role of the Bible, and the actual call of discipleship. Today we
are looking at The Call study if you need to study out the role of the
Bible in your process of Spiritual CPR.  

Spiritual CPR is not done through preaching. It is done through guided
discovery using purposeful questions. Here we look at the basic types of
Purposeful Questions: Interpretation, Application, and Contemplation and
discuss the purpose of those questions, to Teach, Reprove, Correct, and
Train.