How Christianity worship Jesus

1. In a few sentences, write your own definition of biblical worship:
2. Today, who is eligible to become a priest or a saint? How does one become either?
3. What did Jesus mean when He referred to Himself as “I AM”?
4. How can Christianity worship Jesus and the Father and still be a monotheistic religion?5. Give a biblical definition of the trinity:
5. Define the “New Covenant” and give key Bible verse that explains it:
6. What Is the main reason Christians should go to church? Give a verse to support your answer:
7. Why is biblical preaching a priority for the local church?9. How often do you have communion? When was the last time? Is it a regular priority in your life?10. Have you set aside Sunday as the Lord’s Day? Do you regularly worship God with the local church on the first day of the week? If not, how can you make it a priority?

Chapter 2 – Fellowship!

1. Write a biblical definition for “fellowship.” What is the Greek word for “fellowship”?2. In what way does john 1:1 explain the nature of Jesus’ fellowship with the father?3. God created humans as social beings, created for fellowship. How does that relate to being made in God’s image?4. Give a bible verse that speaks of the importance of being involved in fellowship with others.5. What were some of the main ways the early disciples had fellowship with one another?6. How should Christians speak to one another in light of 1 Thessalonians 5:11? How should they not speak?7. When is it okay to seek counsel from those who are not Christians? When is it not okay? What are the boundaries for determining this?8. What should our relationship be with unbelievers in light of 2 Corinthians 6:14-17? What does Paul mean when he says a believer cannot have fellowship with an unbeliever?9. Is regular, ongoing, consistent fellowship with believers in the local church a priority for you right now? Why and why not?10. If someone is “shy” or an “introvert,” are they exempt from being actively involved in biblical fellowship? What are some suggestions you might give to a Christian who struggles with that issue?

Chapter 3 –Join!

1. How do Luke 15 and john 10 argue for formal church membership?2. How does acts 2:41 support the idea of church membership?3. What is the Greek word for “numbers” in acts 2:47 and why is that significant?4. Explain how 1 Peter 5:1-4 relates to a definite local church membership.5. Why does church disciplines require church membership?6. List several common reasons Christians don’t join the church:7. Explain why each of those reasons is not biblical:8. Are you a member of a local Church?9. If you are a member, tell why you think it is important.10. If you are not a member of a church, explain why not. What is keeping you from joining a church, and soon?