Matthew 28:19
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,
Bible Study Questions and Answers
1. What is the meaning of Matthew 28:19?

2. How can we actively "make disciples of all nations" in our daily lives?

3. What does baptizing "in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit" signify?

4. How does Matthew 28:19 connect with the Great Commission in Acts 1:8?

5. Why is teaching obedience to Jesus' commands crucial for disciple-making?

6. How can your church community better fulfill the command in Matthew 28:19?

7. What does Matthew 28:19 reveal about the nature of the Trinity?

8. How does Matthew 28:19 support the practice of baptism?

9. Why is the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19 significant for evangelism?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Matthew 28?

11. What are the benefits of getting baptized?

12. What is the biblical perspective on short-term missions?

13. What are common questions and answers about Islam?

14. What is the definition of sacramentalism?
Discussion Questions
1. How does understanding Jesus' authority in Matthew 28:19 impact your approach to sharing the Gospel?

2. In what ways can you participate in the global mission of making disciples, even if you are not called to international missions?

3. How does the practice of baptism in your church reflect the command given in this verse, and how can it be improved?

4. What role does the Trinity play in your personal discipleship journey, and how can you deepen your relationship with each Person of the Godhead?

5. How can you rely more on the Holy Spirit's power in your daily life to effectively witness and disciple others?1. How does the resurrection of Jesus affirm your faith in His divinity?

2. What do you learn about obedience and courage from the women who visited the tomb?

3. How does the reaction of the guards contrast with that of the women?

4. How does the conspiracy of the chief priests affect your understanding of truth and deceit?

5. How does Jesus' appearance to the women enhance your understanding of His post-resurrection encounters?

6. What does the Great Commission mean to you personally? How can you apply it in your life?

7. How does the phrase "I am with you always, even to the end of the age" offer comfort and encouragement in your faith journey?

8. How does the disciples' worship and doubt coexist in their encounter with the risen Jesus?

9. How can you handle and respond to misinformation or false narratives about Jesus in today's context, similar to the story spread by the chief priests?

10. How does the resurrection event affect your understanding of life, death, and eternity?

11. How can the actions of Mary Magdalene and the other Mary serve as an example in your own faith practice?

12. How can you work towards fulfilling the Great Commission in your everyday interactions?

13. What impact does the assurance of Jesus' omnipresence have on your approach to challenges?

14. How does the angel's message to the women about Jesus' resurrection inspire you to share the Gospel?

15. How does the resurrection story impact your view of the nature of God?

16. How does Matthew 28 inform your understanding of discipleship?

17. What can you infer about the authority of Jesus from His words in the Great Commission?

18. In what ways does the plot of the chief priests challenge the courage of your convictions?

19. How does the contrast between the faith of the women and the doubt of the guards speak to your own spiritual journey?

20. How does the ending of Matthew's Gospel inspire you to continue exploring the story of Jesus in other New Testament writings?

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