Reno Church of Christ

DIVING DEEPER

Study questions for Wednesday Night Study (06/22):

Which is more important in evangelism; what you say or how you act? Why?
How do you find balance in spending as much time with Christians as you can and developing relationships with non-Christians so you can evangelize?
What is necessary for salvation?
How can we become more motivated to evangelize?
What part does fear play? How can we overcome fear in evangelism?

February 23, 2020

A classic example of intuitive knowledge of God is the amazing story of Helen Keller. From the age of two. Keller was blind, deaf and without the sense of smell. After months of agonizing and fruitless attempts on the part of her teacher to communicate

with this young girl, something happened.

One day Helen suddenly understood the concept and meaning of running water! From

this tiny foundation Keller built a lofty tower of thought, including the ability to use her

voice in speaking. She became an educated and articulate human being.

Sometime after she had progressed to the point that she could engage in conversation,

she was told of God and His love in sending Christ to die on the cross. She is said to

have responded joyfully, “I always knew He was there, but I didn’t know His name.”

Keller became a believer in Jesus Christ and a wonderful testimony of the grace of God.

But she instinctively PERCEIVED that there was a God, even though she could not

understand Him fully without revelation of Scripture

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