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206 P r e a c h i n g a n d Te a c h i n g and be joined to God in fellowship and service. The doctrine of salvation answers people’s questions concerning how life can be redeemed from frustration and defeat and raised to its highest levels. The primary emphasis within the doctrinal lesson is on truths revealed in God’s Word, but along with this is the need for application of the truth to the Christian life. As you approach the task of teaching doctrinal lessons, you might concentrate on the study of a doctrine within a group of Bible books, within one Bible book, or within a portion of a Bible book. For example, you might study the doctrine of the Lord’s return in 1 and 2 Thessalonians, or the doctrine of Christ in Colossians, or the doctrine of the Holy Spirit in Romans 8. In these passages doctrines are presented directly. When you begin to study a Bible doctrine, collect all the references to that doctrine. You may want to trace a doctrinal word directly in the Scriptures, or by using a concordance, if you have one. But as you locate Bible references, carefully define and compare all of them. You should also use other books, such as Bible dictionaries or Bible encyclopedias, if they are available. The doctrinal references should be related to the context of the Scriptures where they are located and to the total pattern of Bible truth. One of your most important tasks, is to teach sound doctrine. This has the positive benefit of informing people concerning God’s plan for their lives and of building up their faith. Secondly, it prepares them for the spiritual hazards they face within the church and in the outside world. Our emphasis is not simply on defending ourselves against enemy attacks as we await the Lord’s return. Rather, as we respond to Christ’s command to share our faith and carry out the Great Commission, we will be strengthened to resist attacks of the enemy. We will experience attacks; tests and trials are certain to come our way; and we are subject to persecution and hardship as we fight the good fight of faith (2 Timothy 2:3; 3:10–12; 1 Peter
T h e H e a r t o f Te a c h i n g 207 2:20–25). These experiences are the privilege of those who follow the Lord, but He has said in triumph: “‘Take heart! I have overcome the world’” (John 16:33). Here Jesus notes some contrasting things: In the world the disciples will have tribulation, but in Him they will have peace. Being forewarned of these hazards, we are better prepared to withstand external attacks and to recognize and combat internal rebellion, false doctrine, and self-seeking that threaten the life of the people to whom we minister. Application 13.Match the false teaching or spiritual problem described in each Scripture reference (left) with the specific source of trouble (right). . . . a 1 Timothy 1:3–7 1) Internal attack . . . b 1 Timothy 1:19–20 2) External attack 3) Personal . . . c 1 Timothy 4:1–7 apostasy . . . d 1 Timothy 6:3–10 . . . e 1 Timothy 6:20–21 . . . f 2 Timothy 2:14–18, 23–26 . . . g 2 Timothy 3:1–9, 10–13 . . . h 2 Timothy 4:3–5 . . . i 2 Timothy 4:10 . . . j 2 Timothy 4:14–15 . . . k Titus 1:10–14 . . . l Titus 3:9–10
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