26 How to Get on Fire for God

1. Have you ever chickened out of a witnessing situation? If so, why?
2. Name the qualifications for a witness of Christ (from 1 Corinthians 2:1-3). Do you have these qualifications?
3. Explain the definition of “true courage.”
4. Why should Christians have enthusiasm?
5. What are three keys to getting on fire for God?
6. Explain why not believing God's promises is a sin. Have you ever been guilty of this?
7. If you really believed that people without Christ will face eternal torment in hell, how would you be living out your belief?
8. Why is it necessary to spend time around lost people?
9. How can you answer those who say that their sin is okay because it isn't hurting anyone?
10. Discuss whether you could overcome your fear for $1,000 each time you witnessed.

Questions taken from “The Way of the Master Study Guide” ©2005 by Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort

25 The Greatest Gamble

1. Why do you think people like to gamble?
2. What is the greatest gamble in life?
3. Explain the two evidences for the reality of hell.
4. Why do you think mankind goes to great lengths to bring criminals to justice?
5. How would you describe the concept of “circumstantial priorities” to a lost person?
6. What example could you give to those who believe the conscience is learned rather that something we're born with?
7. How would you answer those who say they don't have a conscience?
8. Why doesn't humanity rejoice at the thought of Judgment Day?
9. Finish this verse, “What shall it profit a man...”
10. How could you convince sinners not to gamble with their soul?

Questions taken from “The Way of the Master Study Guide” ©2005 by Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort

24 Ice Breakers (Gospel Tracts)

1. In the apostle Paul's statement to “by all means save some,” what do you think he means by “all means”?
2. Discuss why you do, or do not, use gospel tracts.
3. What do you think of “putting your money where your mouth is” by including money with a tract?
4. Name several advantages of using tracts.
5. What are four different ways to witness? Which ones are you, or could you be, doing?
6. What question can you ask to get people interested in taking a tract? Why is this a good question?
7. What is the worst think that can happen to you in witnessing? What is the worst think that can happen to the person who dies without Christ?
8. Do you think our battle with fear is spiritual? Why?
9. Name a famous preacher who had been saved by God after reading a tract. Do you know of anyone else who has been positively impacted by a tract?
10. Think of several places where you can leave tracts.

Questions taken from “The Way of the Master Study Guide” ©2005 by Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort

23 The Fear of God

1. Explain the analogy of the blind man.
2. What words do modern preachers avoid when appealing to sinners? Why do they do this?
3. Do you think a sinner should fear God? If so, why?
4. Are you hesitant to talk about hell? Why or why not?
5. What does the Law do for the unsaved?
6. What effect did the story of the New York secretary have on you?
7. How does Churchill's quote about the building relate to the spirit in which we should share our faith?
8. In what way does the “non-offensive” message impact the Christian's desire to witness?
9. How would you explain what repentance means?
10. How can you help a sinner to fear God?

Questions taken from “The Way of the Master Study Guide” ©2005 by Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort