Lesson 4 Overview
Summary
- A father showed his son that his old car and his current car had the same engine.
- In the same way, the Holy Spirit inspired prophets in both the Old and New Testaments.
- Their messages point us to Jesus and God’s plan of salvation.
- What did New Testament prophets do, and how did they work with apostles?
- How can we recognize false prophets and avoid being deceived?
- This week, we will explore these questions and learn why Jesus and the Bible must guide our faith.
Understanding Lesson 4 Overview
- The Lesson 4 Overview explores the work of New Testament prophets and their role in the early church.
- It highlights how the Holy Spirit inspired prophets in both the Old and New Testaments to deliver messages that point people to Jesus and God’s plan of salvation.
- This lesson also examines the relationship between apostles and prophets, the ministry of women prophets, and the danger of false prophets.
- As we study these topics, we are reminded to test teachings against God’s Word and keep Jesus at the center of our faith.
Main Points to Learn This Week
Sunday
- We will discover why Jesus is the promised Prophet, the Messiah, and the Creator who brings salvation.
Monday
- We will learn how apostles and prophets served the early church and why Jesus is its foundation.
Tuesday
- We will discover how prophets encouraged, comforted, and strengthened believers.
Wednesday
- We will learn about women who served as prophets and how Paul prepared Timothy and Titus for ministry.
Thursday
- We will examine Jesus’ warning about false prophets and learn how God’s Word, faith, truth, and prayer protect us from deception.
Closing Thought
God used prophets to guide His people and point them to Jesus. Let us study this week to understand their work and keep Jesus and His Word at the center of our faith.
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