• Help Christians appreciate that there is an urgency to make Jesus known.
• Help us appreciate that Love is a prerequisite for intercessory prayers aimed at making Jesus known.
• Establish the fact that all efforts to make Jesus known without intercession will be unfruitful and frustrating.
• Support and inspire Christians to always integrate intercessory prayers in their effort to making Jesus known.
• Appreciate the immense power and ability that intercessory prayers bring in making Jesus known.
• Understand that the demand of making Jesus known cuts across races and age.

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• What is our understanding of intercession?
• Does intercessory prayer work?
• What does it mean to make Jesus known through Intercession?
• Who should be involved in intercessory prayers in a bid to making Jesus known?
• Can intercession open doors for making Jesus known?
• What attitudes should I embrace if I am to develop that aspect of intercession in my personal life.
• What examples do we have in the scriptures of saints who did this?
• What can we learn from the scriptures how we can grow and develop in intercession?
• What are the some of the practical things we can begin to do to make Jesus known through Intercession?
• Is love a key requirement in intercessory prayers?
• What is the role if the Holy Spirit in intercession?

• Intercession thrives in consistency, diligence, and commitment in whatsoever we do (Proverbs 3:1, Proverbs 22:29).
• Intercessory prayer is the act of praying for others, and/or the body of Christ (Church). (1 Tim 2:1-4, Ezekiel 22:30).
• Intercessory prayer is a key requirement in making Jesus known as it opens opportunity to believers. (Colossians 4:3,)
• Prayer generates power, Jesus instructed the believers to tarry until they are endued with power (Luke 24:49)
• Intercessory prayers in the spirt is an energiser that gives us believes boldness and power to effectively make Jesus known (Ephesians 6:18-19)
• Intercessory prayers are required to remove the spiritual blindness in the lives of people (2 Cor 4:4)
• We need intercessory prayers before, during and after sharing the message of the kingdom to ensure the “seed” (word of God) falls on a good and fertile soil (Luke 8:11-15)
• Intercessory prayers are needed to free those that are in bondage of sin in the hands of the devil (Mark 3:27)
• God command believers to pray for His servants and for the effective work of the Kingdom (Col 4:2-4).
• The oppressed can be delivered by the prayer of others (Act 12:6-14)
• Intercessory prayers work when coupled with a deliberate intent to make Jesus known to others (2 Thessalonians 3:1, Jonah 3:10)
• We should learn to rely on the Holy Spirit to help us in the place of intercession (Rom 8:26)

• It is important for us to understand what Intercession is and its power. If there is no understanding of its potency, we are most likely not going to pursue it.
• Intercession will be a key practice required to successfully make Jesus known to our world.
• Intercessors are ruled by compassion so when they see people with addictions, lies and sinful living, the response is to help rather than criticizes/judge.
• As an intercessor , it is important that there is a thriving relationship with God
• The Holy spirt takes your intercessory prayers to the next level, desire the communion of the Holy spirt in order to be effective.
• Let your desire/prayer be in sync with the lyrics of Hillsong song-Hosanna “Break my heart for what breaks Yours; Everything I am for your Kingdom’s cause”. A repentant sinner brings Joy in heaven.
• Pick up a burden about others and even your local Church and persistently pray believing God for answers (1Cor 1:11, Eph 6:18).
• Get to know about your friends and families, pray for their salvation and needs (Psalm 85:7, 28:9).
• Pick up a burden for a friend, a street, a family member, a country, continent and engage in intercessory prayer.
• Without intercessory prayers, evangelism can be reduced to a mere activity, get involved with the Kingdom business.

• Help us appreciate that there is an urgency to make Jesus known to the entire world.
• Appreciate that making Jesus known is a demonstration of our Love for humanity.
• Understand that the demand of making Jesus known cuts across races and age.
• Understand that excellence is vital in making Jesus known to our world.
• Understand that it is effective to influence others by our attitude and conduct.
• Appreciate that the pursuit of excellence has to be intentional and will ultimately glorify God.

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• What does it mean to make Jesus known through Excellence?
• What are the some of the ways we can make Jesus known through excellence?
• What can we see in the life, conduct and ministry of Jesus as it concerns excellence?
• Is excellence a gift? Can it be developed?
• What has our attitude got to do with Excellence?
• How do we cultivate and nurture excellence at home, work, church, and marketplace?
• Is excellence a destination or a journey?
• How can we continue to build on excellence?
• How can we turn mediocrity into excellence service?
• What is the role of passion and commitment in achieving excellence?

• Excellence is not a gift, excellence thrives in consistency, diligence, and commitment in whatsoever we do (Proverbs 3:1, Proverbs 22:29).
• Jesus is an epitome of excellence (Luke 7:26, Hebrews 8:6).
• Believers have been called to showcase the excellency of Jesus in our conduct, speech, and service (1 Peter 2:9).
• It is acceptable to be a role model of excellence but never get competitive with others, strive for a more excellent way in what God has committed to you (1 Corinthians 12:31).
• Excellence begins from a mindset that has decided to be that in whatever we do and be determined to commit wholeheartedly to this decision. (1 Corinthians 15:58).
• Our attitude reflects the level of excellence we exhibit, a wrong attitude is comfortable with a mediocre service/product, a right attitude always strives for excellence (1 Corinthians 10:31)
• Excellence is all about improvement and not giving excuses even when faced with natural /tough difficulties beyond our control, excellence is what is done consistently (Eccle 11:4)
• Excellence should not be limited to our service to God, it also encapsulates what we do in our homes, offices, relationship especially when no one is watching (Colossians 3:23)
• Believers should be deliberate, committed in pursuit of Christian virtue of excellence. (2 Peter 1:3)
• We are created in the image of God, our God is excellent, we must be excellent in all we do; we serve God and serve people, if it has the name of God in it, it has to be excellent (Psalm 8:1)

• It is important for us to desire and understand what excellence entails. If there is no desire for excellence, we are most likely not going to pursue it.
• Excellence is not a destination but a journey, keep looking for ways of improving your relationship and service to God and humans.
• We are created with intrinsic yearning to see excellence, we love and appreciate excellence, we need to show excellence in all we do and not be a benefactor  of excellence alone , be  an outlet of excellence , remember, excellence is in the details.
• The hallmark of our excellence in whatever we do must showcase/lead people to Christ .
• Identification of your passion/calling is not enough to produce excellence , there is also a requirement to acquire the necessary tools to  refine your talent. Excellence is achieved when sustainable  capabilities are built  around your interests/passion/service.
• Excellence is entrenched in integrity ; we must do what we promise  or say.
• Excellence promotes trust, when our conduct is excellent, people trust us and believe our testimony.
• Excellence is an effective way of making Christ known; excellence can be a starting point for discussion about Christ
• Believers should strive for excellence not because of potential recognition/ ego, but it should be hinged on the knowledge that whatsoever we do is unto the Lord and he deserves the best.

• Help us appreciate that there is an urgency to make Jesus known to the entire world.
• Appreciate that making Jesus known is a demonstration of our Love for humanity.
• Understand that the demand of making Jesus known cuts across races and age.
• Understand that good work is a vital way preaching the gospel of Christ Jesus.
• Understand that it is effective to influence others by attitude and conduct.
• Appreciate that our good works must be enshrined in genuine love and compassion to be effective.
• Good works is an attractive means of making Jesus known.
• Appreciate that we are relational beings. Good works helps to reinforce the authenticity of our message.

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• What does it mean to make Jesus known through good work?
• What are the some of the ways I can make Jesus known through good works?
• How do we identify good works?
• What is the significance of the good work?
• What is required of me as a believer to carry out a good work that will announce Jesus Christ?
• Did Jesus do good works throughout His ministry?
• Does God expect our works to be perfect?
• How can I make my good works to be devoid of hypocrisy and self-promotion?
• Is the welfare ministry part of good works?
• Is doing good to other people synonymous with doing good to Jesus?

• We have been created and prepared ahead to do good works. Therefore, our whole lives should be devoted unto good works (Rom 12:1-3, Col 3:17).
• We have been commissioned to preach the good news to all nations, heal the sick, deliver oppressed, cast out demons etc. Good works would push us even further to pray and nurture the new believers unto maturity so they can stand firm and do same to others (Ephesians 4:13-15).
• Good works is not limited to what we do in the church, it also encapsulates what we do in the secular world. Eph 2:10.
• Making Jesus known through good works means full alignment to the commandment/will of God. John 14:15, Gal 2:20.
• Jesus reveals Himself to the world through a show of His loving kindness(works) through our relationships/network (Rom 2:4).
• We can make Jesus known through simple things such as a kind word, an encouraging text/ e-mail, Face time, paying for /preparing a meal for someone, transportation assistance, or merely a listening ear.
• By showing acts of Kindness, love, empathy and forgiveness, we can make Jesus known to people (Luke 7:36–50).
• We are saved by Grace and not by our works; good works are tangible evidence to the world that in deed Jesus is good. Our works are supposed to be product of salvation and not its justification. (Psalm 34:8. Ephesians 2:8)
• The Gospel is not complete without good works, God works are actually the fruit of the salvation (Ephesians 2:10, Matthew 14:16, James 2:14).
• We need to be very deliberate at ensuring our good works is enshrined in love and compassion (Matthew 6:2-5)
• The ultimate good works resulting in Salvation is made possible through the sacrificial death of Jesus on the cross.
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• Good works is an effective way of making Christ known; if your targeted audience see you do the right thing, they will join you (1Peter 3:1-2, 1Cor 11:1)
• Let your whole life demonstrate your faith in Christ Jesus, always practice what you preach to others (Rev 12:1-2,)
• Be determined to make Jesus known through good works even outside the Church where the gospel is needed most (Act 1:8)
• He urges us to share His love with those around us. One of the ways we can do so is through the relationships we cultivate with others. It is in these relationships we can demonstrate the acts of kindness.
• Look for opportunities to do good works with humility of heart. Good works have domino effect
• A smile , a thank you might be the missing puzzle for your boss, colleague, person at the till, neighbor, waste management team to accepting Christ.
• Let’s be determined to do good works from a pure motive and not out of hypocrisy and
• Let us emulate Christ. He was not overly critical of people, rather He acted out kindness and love. Acts of Kindness, Love and compassion are magnetic and will lead us to repentance.
• Fill your heart with God’s love, keep His light burning in your heart always by reading and meditating on His word as this would reflect in your attitude and utterances (Rom 5:8, Luke 6:45)
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• Help us appreciate that there is an urgency to make Jesus known to the entire world.
• Recognise that there is a heavenly call for believers to respond to the “recruitment” drive for dedicated and committed people that would make Jesus known to the entire universe.
• Appreciate that making Jesus known is a demonstration of our Love for humanity.
• Help us now that believers have been given the exalted and important ministry of reconciling the unbelieving world to God.
• Appreciate that there is a desperate cry for help from the unsaved that require the obedience of believers.
• Understand that the demand of making Jesus known cuts across races and age.
• Encourage us to make Jesus known.

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• What is the need for and importance of making Jesus known to the world?
• What is the implication of not making Jesus known?
• What is my personal role in this? Am I responsible to God in making this happen?
• Is there a particular to go about this?
• How do I help and not hinder making Jesus known?
• Who are my target audience of making Jesus known?
• I am not skillful in the word of God; can I still make Jesus known?
• How do I deal with rejection from people when I try?
• How can I be the person with the message of making Jesus known?
• What is the role of the Holy Spirit in making Jesus known?
• What is the role of prayer in making Jesus known?
• What is the reward of making Jesus known?

• Making Jesus Known is a basic calling for all Christian believers (Matt 28:18-20, Act 1:8)
• God created us to know Him, serve Him and lead others to Him through Jesus Christ (Luke 1:74, Exodus 8:1)
• The joy and beauty of being a practicing Christian is the grace and ability to influence to know Jesus (John 5:24)
• Making Jesus Known is a commandment and a great commission (Mark 16:15, Matt 28:18-19)
• The purpose of making Jesus known to the world is to make people be more like Christ. It is the restoration of lost glory that was lost through the sin of Adam. (Gen 1:26, Ephesians 4:13, 2 Cor 3:18).
• The entire universe is our target audience, make Jesus known everywhere you go to (Mark 16,15). Jesus came for the poor, the sick, the hopeless etc, we need to reach out to all these people with the good news (Isaiah 61:1-3)
• Making Jesus known to the world is a demonstration of our love for Him (John 21:17)
• Prayer must be incorporated in any strategy of making Jesus known; It is prayer that brings about the harvest of souls and consequently preserves the harvest (Matt 9:38, Mark 3:27)
• Making Jesus known is a demonstration of our wise status (Proverbs 11:30)
• When we step out in obedience to make Jesus known to others, He backs up with power, signs, and wonders (Act 10:38, Act 3:6)
• The world is waiting and desperately waiting for believers to introduce them to Christ as the Saviour, (Acts 16:9)
• There is still a call “Whom shall I send and who will go for us (Isaiah 6:8)
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• Making Jesus known is very necessary. If people do not hear the gospel, they cannot believe. We need to deliberately, both in words and deeds, tell people about Jesus (Rom10:14-15).
• Sharing your faith with others is a way of demonstrating the love of Christ, let everyone around know you love them (John 21:16-17).
• God has a purpose for everyone, in making Jesus known, we must align with His will and dictates., failure to do this is synonymous with carrying out our own agenda rather than the father’s business (1 peter 1:15-16, Roman 8:29)
• The world is in desperate need for people that would bring hope and salvation to those that are hopeless, the afflicted and oppressed.
• We should be passionate for souls detest sin but love the sinners. (John 4:31-34)
• In making Jesus known, we should let love be at the center of all we do.
• We need to spend time in the study and meditation of the bible; do not allow a seemingly limited knowledge of the bible discourage us from sharing Jesus (John 9:25).
• Be determined to be the salt and light wherever you go to. Be authentic, our story/testimony is more effective than the words of our month. The Jesus we make known to others must be evident in our lives.
• Grant Jesus access to your network including your social media.