Good resources you can use - CMU Evangelistic Studies

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Permalink Reply by James Nored on November 12, 2008 at 2:26pm

Wes, thanks for sharing this! I'll check them out.

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Permalink Reply by WesWoodell on November 14, 2008 at 4:42pm

Attached is another study I've used quite frequently. This was put together by Jim Woodell many years ago, and has been used widely since.

I've learned this study well enough to internalize the message. Most of the time when I study with someone nowadays, it's more of a conversation than my lecturing them or having them listen the entire time. I frequently find myself going back to this study in those conversations as the message of the grace of Jesus found in Romans is one that will never go out of date.

Attached is the study along with two leader guides to go along with it.

Again, I highly recommend learning this message well enough to plug it into conversation instead of simply lecturing someone on the material.

Attachments:

• RomansApproach.doc, 73 KB
• Romans Approach Leader Guide Part One.doc, 67 KB
• Romans Approach Leader Guide Part Two.doc, 71 KB

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Permalink Reply by John Dobbs on June 22, 2009 at 5:07pm

I printed out this study and had a thought that it looked very good.

Yesterday a member asked me for something they could use to study with a friend who was willing. I thought of this study as I considered that.

Yet, as I look at it... I wonder what you give to the student... since it's numbered to include the teacher pages ... that would seem odd. I know this isn't about Bible study per se, but it is about using THIS good study... any tips?

John

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Permalink Reply by WesWoodell on July 31, 2009 at 6:36pm

John - sorry for the late reply - just noticed your question.

I don't use the booklet when studying with someone else, and don't recommend anyone else do either.

I recommend people make a few notes in the margins of their Bible to give them a bit of guidance, but to learn the study well enough where they aren't relying on the booklet at all.

Normally I'll have another person accompany me who's interested in learning the studies whose job is to take notes the entire time. At the end, they give their notes to the person being studied with. This helps them internalize the message of the study, and also gives the person we're studying with notes to go over when they get home. I encourage them to write down any questions they have from the notes and bring them next time.

So, to answer your question - I don't like using the booklet when I'm actually studying with someone - just the Bible. The booklet is simply meant to be used to prepare.

John Dobbs said:

I printed out this study and had a thought that it looked very good.

Yesterday a member asked me for something they could use to study with a friend who was willing. I thought of this study as I considered that.

Yet, as I look at it... I wonder what you give to the student... since it's numbered to include the teacher pages ... that would seem odd. I know this isn't about Bible study per se, but it is about using THIS good study... any tips?

John

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