| dc.description.abstract | Chapter 1 introduces the purpose of the project, which was to create and
develop a Bible study with a kingdom-focused agenda. This kingdom-focused Bible
study informed the reader of the kingdom's origin, purpose, and the Christian's
responsibility to the call of the kingdom of God. The goals of the project are precisely
stated, along with the ministry context for which this project was implemented. The
rationale along with the research methodology are also in chapter 1.
Chapter 2 provides a biblical and theological foundation for the purpose of the
project. Old and New Testament Scriptures are used as the foundation for the theological
justification. This chapter introduces the development of the Kingdome Driven Liven
Bible study curriculum. Also, the reader is provided a portrait comparison of the New
Testament church alongside the contemporary church.
Chapter 3 shows the necessity of having a vibrant church and its impact on the
Kingdom of God, as well as the individuals who play their roles. The chapter discusses
church vitality and the kind of preaching that inspires vital church growth. Chapter 3
indicates several churches that good sample copies of vital kingdom-centered church
ministries.
Chapter 4 implements the project while discussing the coming together of the
twelve-week Bible study necessary for the project to become an ongoing opportunity in
the life and ministry of the church. It also reveals the project summary at the conclusion.Chapter 5 evaluates the project, discussing what worked, what did not work,
and why, as well as where the church can improve the project for future use and
implementation. The conclusion of chapter 5 provides the author's theological reflection
concerning the project and process. | en_US |
