Biblical Foundations for Missions
Fall 2007, L. Goss
| People: | Places: |
| Mary | Nazareth |
| Elizabeth | Jerusalem |
| Zachariah | Samaria |
| John the Baptist | Judea |
| Jesus | Corinth |
| Peter | Cypress |
| Stephen | Rome |
| Philip | Ethiopia |
| John | Dead Sea |
| Timothy | Sea of Galilee |
| Philemon | Ephesus |
| Themes: | Passages: |
| Baptism and Repentance | Luke 3 |
| Fasting , Prayer and testing | Luke 4:1-13 |
| Parables | Luke 4:31-44 |
| The Commissioning | Mark 16, Luke 24, John 21, Matthew 28 |
| Sending the 12 | Luke 9 |
| Sending the 72 | Luke 10 |
| Awaiting the Gift | Acts 1 |
| Pentecost | Acts 2 |
| Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch | Acts 8 |
| Unity of Believers | I Corinthians 1, Ephesians 2 |
| Freedom and responsibility | 1 Corinthians 9 |
| Humility | Philippians 2 |
| Beware of False Teachers | Titus 1 |
| By Faith | Hebrews 11 |
| The Coming Kingdom | Revelation 7 |
| Baptism and Repentance | Luke 3 |
| Fasting , Prayer and testing | Luke 4:1-13 |
| Parables | Luke 4:31-44 |
Essay Topics:
Thinking about missions is there something we are not doing that is in the Bible, or doing that is not in the Bible?
How does the Old Testament relate to the New Testament in terms of Missions?
What practical aspects of missions can we see in the Bible? Spiritual?
What does God want us to do as believers and missionaries today?
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