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Training a follower of Christ to be a complete disciple involves the transformation of that person into the image of Christ. This is only possible when Christ’s disciples share in Christ’s life. To be sure, knowledge is an important foundation of discipleship training. Yet at the same time, to fully disciple a person, life-based training must take place in parallel with knowledge as well.
The Secret of Living and Loving strikes a balanced approach to these two aspects of discipleship training. This study seeks not merely to convey knowledge, but rather have as its goal the full transformation of the person.
While clearly presenting both knowledge of and the way to salvation, this book also presents fundamental principles for living after being saved, and how to share that life with others.
<The Secret of Living and Loving>(Student Edition)
송영선 지음 / Syd Seilor 옮김 / 240면 / 9,000원 / 신국판 무선 / 2008년 7월 30일 발행 / isbn 978-89-5922-572-9 03230 /성경공부 교재
1. 저자 소개
Pastor Young S. Song first met Jesus Christ as his personal Savior at the age of 17. After graduating from Hanyang University, he worked briefly with both the Samsung and Hyundai Groups before coming to the United States where he attended Talbot School of Theology, the seminary of Biola University. During his studies there, he received both a Master of Theology degree and a Master in Pastoral Studies degree. He was active in the Joy Mission organization, led the Youth Ministry of the Anaheim Korean Presbyterian Church, led the College Ministry at Youngnak Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles, and was the Education Minster at Bethel Church in Maryland before planting the Korean American Church of Philippi in Columbia, Maryland in October 1993, where he resides as the Senior Pastor today. He is married and has two children, Grace and Jonathan.
역자 소개
Syd Seiler first came to know Christ back in 1987. Through the grace of God and the gift of language, Syd has served in a number of Korean churches, joining the Church of Philippi in 1994. After a short three-year work assignment in Korea, where he served as the Korean-English interpreter for Onnuri Church, he returned to the U.S. in 2002. He he continues to attend Philippi while serving the needs of a number of Korean-American churches in the Columbia area, to include Gyung Hyang Garden Presbyterian Church, where he serves as the speaker for the weekly English Ministry service. Syd is married to a wonderful godly and loving woman named Sunik, and has two children, Shawn and Shane. With a Master’s of Arts degree in Korean Studies, he is currently pursuing a Master’s of Theology from Chesapeake Reformed Theological Seminary.
2. contents
Preface
Introductory Note: Koinonia
PART 1: KOINONIA BETWEEN GOD AND I
Lesson 1: God and I
Section 1: God
1. Does God exist?
2. How can people know God truly exists?
Section 2: I
1. Who am I?
2. Prepared to Koinonia God
Lesson 2: The Significance of Koinonia with God
Section 1: Assurance of Salvation and Forgiveness of Sins
1. He has given us eternal life (salvation)
2. He has forgiven us of our sins (redemption)
Section 2: Assurance of the Indwelling of the Holy Spirit
1. He has sealed us with the Holy Spirit (1 John 4:13)
Lesson 3: Continuous Koinonia
1. Why do we need continuous Koinonia with God?
2. Three essential elements of continuous koinonia
3. What must we do to continuously have koinonia with God?
Lesson 4: Koinonia with God Through the Word
1. What is the problem?
2. What must we do?
3. A model for approaching the Word
Lesson 5: Koinonia with God Through Prayer
1. What is prayer?
2. How must we pray?
3. Answers to prayer
Lesson 6: Responsible Koinonia
1. What is responsibility in Koinonia and why is it necessary?
2. Why must there be responsibility?
3. How to become a responsible Christian
PART 2: KOINONIA BETWEEN OTHERS AND I
Lesson 7: Man? Very First Koinonia
1. Why are human relationships inescapable in our lives?
2. What types of 'relationships' are there?
3. What shapes do these 'relationships' take?
4. What is the problem?
5. Our yearning for 'desirable human relationships.'
6. What does the Bible say?
7. Application
Lesson 8: Restoration of Koinonia
1. What happened?
2. Where was God?
3. How did God reconcile the Koinonia?
4. How should we respond to Christ?
Lesson 9: Free Koinonia
1. What is meant by a free Koinonia marked by freedom?
2. What is the problem?
3. How do we create and maintain freedom in Koinonia?
Lesson 10: Equal Koinonia
1. What is equality in Koinonia?
2. What is the problem?
3. How must we deal with this problem?
Lesson 11: A Truthful Koinonia
1. What is meant by a 'truthful' Koinonia?
2. What is the problem?
3. When, where and with whom did the lie begin?
4. How did we come to deceive and be deceived?
5. God? prescription
Lesson 12: Loving Koinonia
1. What type of Koinonia is an 'koinonia of love'?
2. What is the problem?
3. God? prescription
PART 3: REPRODUCTION AND MENTORING
Reproduction and Mentoring I
1. A command from the Lord
2. Examples of Obedience
3. Our need to both 'be fruitful and multiply' and 'make disciples'
4. 'Making disciples' our ultimate task
5. How is our church doing? How are you doing?
Reproduction and Mentoring II
1. Establishing clear goals
2. Attaining goals through disciples
3. Christ? approach to discipleship
4. Our attitude
5. To handle the above mission, we must?
Reproduction and Mentoring III
1. Jesus?teaching
2. Matters requiring specific consideration
3. Areas to be mindful of in choosing a disciple
4. Methods to select disciples
Reproduction and Mentoring IV
1. "among you"
2. "as a nursing mother tenderly cares for her own children"
Born to Reproduce
Mentoring Record
Memory Verses
Encounter Jesus Chirst
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