The Call to Following Jesus the Messiah is an inductive Bible study that focuses on Jesus. Those who follow Christ have been predestined to become conformed to the image of Jesus. The study examines what Jesus said about Himself as well as what He did, and then looks at the writings of others in Scripture that confirmed Christ’s identity. Each lesson studies a different dimension of Jesus’ attributes and the application questions challenge believers to walk in a manner worthy of Christ’s calling.
Because this is an inductive study, it carefully observes the texts of Scripture, interprets the original intent of the passage, and challenges the student to claim the eternal principles that can be applied for all those who follow Jesus Christ.
The lessons include homework that provides options for the students and could be done in one to three hours each week. The class will meet weekly to discuss the lesson, gaining perspective from others.

To make this book come to life, you will begin with observation of the text, which will lead to careful interpretation, enabling the student to discover the key principles (principlization) and then to the application of many biblical themes in your own life. Topics to be studied include prayer, sacrifice, repentance, evangelism, and salvation. In this study you will be challenged to seek God’s perspective for your life, see His heart of compassion, and choose to dwell with an attitude of thankfulness despite your circumstances.

Study Format: Sunergos Bible Studies are developed in a format that provides room for the student’s answers and notes as they proceed through the study. The author’s discussion throughout the study will lead you to discover the deeper truths as you answer the questions and respond to the personal applications.

Suggested Study Time: There can be different approaches to the amount of homework for the lessons. The time for each assignment will range from 20 minutes for each of the lesson’s five days and/or up to a total of about four hours a week. The lessons will also provide direction for one’s daily “quiet time” with the Lord.