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Frequently Asked Questions
1.
What is the need for this Bible study?
In
my work with internationals, I realized that there were very few resources
available for people who didn't have a Christian background. Virtually
all published studies assume personal faith and some Bible knowledge. In
this workbook I start at the beginning Creator God, Mans need, Jesus
as
Savior, and the Holy Spirit. Many seekers and new believers are unfamiliar
with the Bible. What's Missing Inside You? writes out every Bible
verse there's nothing to look up.
2.
Who will benefit from this study?
This workbook is not for you if you are content with the way you are. It is
uniquely written for non-Christians and new believers. What's Missing
Inside You? has been used to disciple internationals, business
professionals and students. Starting at square one, the concepts are
explained in simple terms for people who are unfamiliar with the Bible.
Mature believers will not only be challenged, but be equipped with a
valuable resource for discipling others.

3.
What is the format of each lesson?
Each lesson of approximately 14 pages includes clear scriptural teaching,
numerous real-life stories and quotes from various Christian authors. At
the end of each lesson are Individual Response Questions and a Personal
Assessment.
4.
How can I get the most from this workbook?
It
is recommended that you study this book with a small group (2-10). Group
members are asked to prepare the lesson in advance. The Individual Response
Questions and the Personal Assessment are the basis for your small group
discussion.

5.
What help is given for the leader?
A
sixteen page leaders guide is included in the workbook.
It
includes:
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principles of discipleship
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how to
maximize each session
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a
summary of each lesson
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a
description of the leaders, teachers, or authors who are quoted
6.
What groups have used this study?
What's Missing Inside You? was piloted by 13 small groups, composed
of internationals, business professionals, and students. People used this
study with their neighbors and work associates with various or no religious
backgrounds.

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