Discipleship Devotional Guide
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The purpose of this Discipleship-Devotionals is for you to understand what God's purpose is for your life and for
that you can be a Disciple of Jesus Christ so that you can be a Christian of excellence as the Lord himself taught.
it is necessary for you to be obedient to what you are going to learn starting today, and likewise to have a devotional life
guided by the precious Holy Spirit of God so that your existence on earth is one of victory, abundance, and total.
blessing in all areas of your life.
METHODOLOGY
The methodology is very simple: you should have your Bible at hand and a notebook to write down all the verses.
biblical and the message learned to apply to your life, carefully read each passage of the Bible presented here and
respond to the questionnaire provided for each day of the week, according to the guide we present below, and by
finally write down the questions and doubts that arise to ask the leader or pastor that God has placed to support you and
to support you in prayer and the formation of your life in Christ.
WHY LEARN THE DOCTRINE OF THE BIBLE?
Many feel that it is not necessary, and some even believe that doing so creates division. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Reality. The doctrine of the Bible is the truth of the Word of God, which must be taught.
Jesus said: "My doctrine is not mine, but his who sent me" (John 7:16).
Pablo said to Timoteo: 'But you have followed my doctrine, my conduct, and my way of life' (2 Tim. 3:10).
The doctrine should lead to life, to practice and its application. As believers, it tells us that we must 'contend
"earnestly contending for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints" (Jude 3).
The apostle Paul said: For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine... and they will turn away from the truth.
they will turn away from the truth and turn aside to myths. (2 Tim. 4:3-4)
Three sources of the Doctrine
There are three sources of doctrine: (1) God. (2) Man. (3) Satan. Read in Matthew 16:13-23, we see the three sources.
revealed.
When Jesus asked his disciples, "Who do men say that I am?" Peter replied, "You
You are the Christ, the Son of the living God,
is in the heavens "(verses 16-17). This was the doctrine of God that comes to Peter.
When the same question was asked to the people, many said that Jesus was John the Baptist, Elijah, Jeremiah.
or some other prophet (v. 14). This was the doctrine of man, that is, only human thought. Jesus said
that the traditions and doctrines of men invalidate the Word of God (Mark 7:7-9,13). Believers are
admonished not to be carried away by any wind of doctrine (Ephesians 4:14).
In verses 21-23, Peter rebuked Jesus for saying that he was going to the cross. Jesus replied to him: 'Get away from me'
my Satan...
In the last times some will depart (apostatize) from the faith (Christian), and will pay attention to spirits
deceivers and doctrines of demons" (1 Tim. 4:1).
The proper understanding of the Word of God is the only way to correct false teaching.
men and the doctrines of demons.
Until today, which of these three doctrines has influenced your life?
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The doctrine must be sound
The healthy doctrine is revealed as:
The doctrine of God (1 Timothy 6:13; Titus 2:10).
The doctrine of Christ (Hebrews 6:1).
The doctrine of the Apostles (Acts 2:42).
Included within these doctrines are: The repentance of dead works, faith in God, baptisms, laying on of hands
hands, the resurrection of the dead, Eternal Judgment (Hebrews 6:1-2), the words of our Lord Jesus Christ (1 Tim.
6:3), the Kingdom of God (Luke 4:43), godliness (1 Tim. 6:3), love (1 Cor. 13:1-2), and everything that the Scriptures reveal.
what is beneficial for teaching, that is, for doctrine (2 Timothy 3:16).
A personal and intimate relationship with God
The purpose of all biblical doctrine is for man to come to know God in a personal way.
intimate, as revealed in Jesus Christ (John 17:3, Acts 9:5).
Now for a moment, stop and with your eyes closed, sincerely from the heart, ask God to guide you through the
Holy Spirit, from this moment, have a personal relationship with the Eternal Father through Jesus Christ, do this.
for a minimum of one minute.
Starting today for 7 days you will answer the following questions 2 per day, today you start with questions 1 and 2.
Tomorrow with 3 and 4 and so on until finished, don't forget to write the biblical passages and give the answer right away.
QUESTIONS
[Link] John 7:16. Jesus said: My doctrine is not mine, but: a. of whom sent me (from God). b. of the
Pharisees. c. of the Jewish rabbi.
2. Read 2 Timothy 3:10. The way the apostle Paul lived and: a. His doctrine was widely known by
the others. b. the teaching of CDs was widely known by others. c. their appearance was widely
known by others.
3. Read James 1:22. The doctrine will not benefit unless there is: a. application (it has to be applied). b.
meditation. c. a level of teaching.
4. Read Jude 3. As believers we must: a. contend earnestly for the Christian faith that has been once
dada a los santos. b. leer libros cristianos continuamente. c. ir a la iglesia el domingo.
5. Read 2 Timothy 4:3-4. The Apostle Paul said that there will come a time when many will turn their: a. ears away from
la verdad. b. dineros de las ofrendas. c. los niños de la familia.
6. Read Matthew 16:13-23. What are the three sources of doctrine? a. God, man, and Satan. b. the priest,
the clergy and the laity. c. the preachers, prophets, and evangelists.
7. Read Acts 2:42. As disciples of Jesus, we will continue steadfast in: a. the doctrine of demons. b. the
man of doctrine. c. the doctrine of the apostles.
8. Read Hebrews 6:1-2. The doctrine of Christ consists of: a. repentance from dead works, faith in God,
baptisms, laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment. b. the trinity, the rapture and the
end times.
9. Read 1 Timothy 6:3-4. We must teach and consent to the words of: a. the man. b. Satan. c. his pastor.
d. our Lord Jesus Christ.
10. Read 1 Timothy 6:3. The words of the Lord Jesus Christ and His doctrine are consistent with: a. ungodliness. b. the
Law. c. piety.
11. Read Titus 2:7-10. In doctrine, it should show: a. Corruption. b. Works of the law. c. Incorruptibility, it is
We do not want to offend anyone with God's message because of their behavior.
12. Read Lucas 4:43. The doctrine of Christ implies: a. the preaching of the kingdom of God. b. Inviting Jesus to enter
to your heart. c. the preaching of prosperity.
13. Read 2 Timothy 3:16. All Scripture is useful for: a. doctrine. b. reading. c. edification.
14. Read John 17:3. The purpose of biblical doctrine is for man to be able to: a. know God. b. have
higher education. c. know more about religion.