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Anasazi
1.The Anasazi is also refer to as the “Ancient pueblo”
The Anasazi rock art
Was painted on a rock or was pecked into the rock surface no one knows if this was a language or a way to communicate to others secretly or perhaps it could have been art.
Anasazi pottery
They are said to be the best potters that have ever existed
They made very unique pottery
• Based on Earley and Wheeler, chapters 15-18 and Appendix 3,
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o Summarize evangelism in the early church. o How did Jesus approach evangelism? o How did the disciples approach evangelism?
• What do you see in today's local church that is similar or different from the early church?
Evangelism in the early church is very different from evangelism today. In the Early Church, the bible says that “All the believers were one in heart and mind. No one claimed that any of their possessions was their own, but they shared everything they had. With great power the apostles continued to testify to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus.” (Acts 4:32-35). So we see that there was unity in the church and the church shared everything with each other. David wheeler writes that the church did not hide or run from the unsaved world. They were not afraid to be with other people but were out braking bread daily with all people. The early church relied on the Holy Spirit and was lead by Him. David Wheeler writes that the Holy Spirit was the motivating power of the early church .Also the early church was consistent with the message of the gospel. They did not change the gospel or twist the truth so others would not get offended. They early church was filled with boldness (Acts 4:31). Wheeler and Earley shows us a very effective way in which Jesus approaches evangelism. Jesus first approach is steeping out of his comfort zone and takes the initiative to talk to the Samaritan woman, not caring about being His hunger and being tired. He also crosses the ethnic barriers to talk to her, specially in those
1.The Anasazi is also refer to as the “Ancient pueblo”
The Anasazi rock art
Was painted on a rock or was pecked into the rock surface no one knows if this was a language or a way to communicate to others secretly or perhaps it could have been art.
Anasazi pottery
They are said to be the best potters that have ever existed
They made very unique pottery
• Based on Earley and Wheeler, chapters 15-18 and Appendix 3,
•
o Summarize evangelism in the early church. o How did Jesus approach evangelism? o How did the disciples approach evangelism?
• What do you see in today's local church that is similar or different from the early church?
Evangelism in the early church is very different from evangelism today. In the Early Church, the bible says that “All the believers were one in heart and mind. No one claimed that any of their possessions was their own, but they shared everything they had. With great power the apostles continued to testify to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus.” (Acts 4:32-35). So we see that there was unity in the church and the church shared everything with each other. David wheeler writes that the church did not hide or run from the unsaved world. They were not afraid to be with other people but were out braking bread daily with all people. The early church relied on the Holy Spirit and was lead by Him. David Wheeler writes that the Holy Spirit was the motivating power of the early church .Also the early church was consistent with the message of the gospel. They did not change the gospel or twist the truth so others would not get offended. They early church was filled with boldness (Acts 4:31). Wheeler and Earley shows us a very effective way in which Jesus approaches evangelism. Jesus first approach is steeping out of his comfort zone and takes the initiative to talk to the Samaritan woman, not caring about being His hunger and being tired. He also crosses the ethnic barriers to talk to her, specially in those