Baptist Missions

What is the Biblical basis for missions?

• Matthew 28:19-20

• Proverbs 3:5-6

• Genesis 1:1

• John 3:16

According to the Bible, what is the plan for missions?

• Make disciples of only one nation

• Spread the teachings of Jesus Christ, baptize believers, and make disciples of all nations.

• Only baptize non-believers

• Ignore the teachings of Jesus Christ

What is the Biblical challenge for missions?

• Spread the teachings of Jesus Christ to all nations and make disciples of all people.

• Focus on building churches in one country

• Teach only a select few individuals

• Distribute food to all nations

How does the Bible suggest supporting missions?

• Only praying for missionaries

• Giving financially, praying for missionaries, and actively participating in spreading the Gospel.

• Ignoring missions completely

• Supporting missions through social media only

Why is the Biblical basis important for missions?

• The Biblical basis is irrelevant for missions

• Missions can be successful without any Biblical foundation

• The Biblical basis provides the foundation, guidance, and motivation for missions.

• Biblical teachings hinder the progress of missions

Explain the Biblical plan for missions in detail.

• The Biblical plan for missions involves only preaching to a select few individuals

• The Biblical plan for missions is to go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything Jesus commanded.

• The Biblical plan for missions is to build a physical empire

• The Biblical plan for missions is to prioritize personal gain over spreading the Gospel

What are some of the challenges mentioned in the Bible for missions?

• Language barriers, persecution, lack of resources, cultural differences

• Weather conditions, political instability, lack of interest

Discuss the importance of supporting missions in a Biblical way.

• Supporting missions in a Biblical way is irrelevant in today's society.

• Supporting missions in a Biblical way is not important as it promotes a narrow-minded view of faith.

• Supporting missions in a Biblical way is only for those who are overly religious.

• Supporting missions in a Biblical way is important because it aligns with the teachings of the Bible, spreads the message of faith, helps those in need, and fulfills the Great Commission.

How can individuals apply the Biblical basis for missions in their lives?

• Stay passive, do not engage in any missions work

• Avoid praying, make decisions independently

• Ignore the Bible, rely solely on personal opinions

• Study the Bible, pray for guidance, actively participate in missions, and live out the Great Commission.

In what ways can communities come together to support missions based on the Bible?

• Communities can support missions based on the Bible by creating exclusive clubs, promoting divisive ideologies, and excluding certain groups.

• Communities can support missions based on the Bible by organizing prayer groups, fundraising events, volunteering for outreach programs, providing resources to those in need, and spreading awareness.

• Communities can support missions based on the Bible by hosting movie nights, organizing bake sales, and participating in sports tournaments.

• Communities can support missions based on the Bible by engaging in political debates, spreading misinformation, and inciting violence.