Series: Evangelism: Reaching the Lost Lesson: 3 Main Idea: We should evangelize honestly and urgently. Teacher: Scott Cunningham

Series: Evangelism: Reaching the Lost Lesson #2 Main Idea: The Bible gives us many different motivations to evangelize, which is something many of us need because we often lack motivation to evangelize. Teacher: Shawn Saylor

Series: Evangelism: Reaching the Lost Lesson #1 Main Idea: The Bible calls all Christians to share the good news about Jesus' death and resurrection with those who don't believe in Christ. Teacher: Scott Cunningham

Main Idea: All those who are converted--and only those who are converted--should join a local church. When the church is filled with Christians, the Holy Spirit will fill the church with the fruit of spiritual growth, genuine fellowship, and more. Teacher: Bryan Kurty

Main Idea: Those who are truly converted are no longer enslaved to sin and no longer live in sin. Instead, they increasingly grow in loving God and loving others. The fruit of conversion is freedom from the habitual practice of sin and love for fellow Christians. Teacher: Adam Michael

Main Idea: Through the gospel, by the power of the Holy Spirit, God gives new life to spiritually dead sinners. Conversion happens when God grants us a new nature and supernaturally enables us to repent of our sins and believe the gospel. Teacher: Brian Grabill

Main Idea: Jesus teaches that in order to enter God's kingdom, we must be born again. God himself must give us a new nature in order that we would believe in Christ and do God's will. Teacher: Shawn Saylor

Main Idea: By God's grace, through the gospel, we can change. Through faith in Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, we receive and new nature that delights to do God's will. Teacher: Scott Cunningham

Main Idea: God’s people have a New heart that beats in a rhythm of repentance and faith… not a Nice heart that beats in a rhythm of behavior modification. Teacher: Adam Michael

Scripture: Mark 15:1 -16:8 The conclusion of our survey of the Gospel of Mark Teacher: Bryan Kurty