Description
The Litmus Test of Love (1 John 2:7-14)
Product Overview
In an era of increasing division and spiritual confusion, how can a believer be certain they are walking in the light? This comprehensive teaching package, based on 1 John 2:7-14, explores the vital connection between a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ and the requirement to love the brethren. This study moves beyond surface-level religion to address the “social test” of the Christian faith: the presence of self-sacrificing love as evidence of the Holy Spirit’s transformative work.
What’s Included in This Package
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Comprehensive Publication-Style Outline: A detailed, time-marked breakdown of the entire 30-minute teaching for quick reference and deep study.
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Complete Bible Study Lesson: A structured narrative lesson that bridges the gap between first-century biblical truth and 21st-century application.
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Professional Teacher & Student Guides: Ready-to-print guides designed for small groups, Sunday schools, or personal discipleship.
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10-Question Assessment (Quiz): A publication-style quiz to evaluate comprehension of key theological concepts like Agapa vs. Phileo.
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Complete Answer Key & Rationale: Not just the answers, but the “why” behind them, grounded in the original Greek and the context of 1 John.
Key Learning Objectives
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Distinguish between Salvation and Fellowship: Understand how unconfessed sin affects your daily walk without forfeiting your soul.
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Master the Commandment of Love: Explore why the call to love is both “Old” and “New,” and how it serves as the ultimate standard for the believer.
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Identify Spiritual Maturity: Learn the characteristics of “Children,” “Fathers,” and “Young Men” in the faith.
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Confront Modern Challenges: Apply the Word of God to the sins of partiality and racism, viewing them through the lens of light and darkness.
Video Integration Notes
This resource is designed to be used alongside the video teaching: “Do You Hate Your Brother? (1 John 2:7-14)”. All outlines and guides include specific time markers (e.g.,) to allow users to sync the written material with the video content seamlessly.
