How does chronologically teaching the gospel from creation to the cross actually work?
The idea of teaching the gospel chronologically seems to make a lot of sense, but you don't really know how it works. When used, what impact has this method had? How does it help people in their understanding of the gospel?
Only recently has the chronological approach to teaching started to be talked about and used more extensively. While more people are becoming aware of this method, however, there are not many resources that explain or model it.
Imagine how helpful it would be if you could actually see the way this method of teaching had impacted people. If you could observe how it worked and see what happened as a result of using it. If there was a way for you to see how it affected people's understanding of the message of salvation.
Shares the story of the Taliabo people of Indonesia and the life-changing effect the gospel had on their lives
Following through this approach to evangelism as used with the Taliabo people gives you a picture of what it is and how it actually works
The Taliabo story is told in two sections, allowing viewing time to be broken up if desired or time demands
Filmed on the island where the story originally took place
The story of the Taliabo people gives you a taste of chronological teaching. From a remote island of Indonesia, the story of the Taliabo is the story of a people whose lives were filled with fear. Their greatest search was for the key to free them from the one thing they feared the most — death. Theirs was a search for eternal life. Part one, The Taliabo Story, tells how they found new life, while part two, Delivered from the Power of Darkness, portrays the powerful story of how they gained victory over the demonic forces that governed their lives. While you learn about teaching the gospel from creation to the cross, you will also gain a biblical perspective on spiritual warfare. Total viewing time is approximately 70 minutes.
Learn how the chronological approach to teaching the gospel can change lives through the watching story of the Taliabo people.
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