Hindu Peoples
​Meeting 2

Study

Read Luke 24:13–48. (Part 1 of 4)

​It is one of a series of studies on this passage. This story shows the progression of the gospel from the local starting point to a global finish line.

1. Read verse 19. Some people have no knowledge of Jesus at all. Others may have a limited understanding of Him. They only know Him to be a prophet, miracle worker, or teacher. 
   
   What four Bible passages/stories would you use to clarify Jesus' identity? 

Watch

High Hopes (4:10)

1. "I'm excited for the day when I can walk through these communities, and instead of seeing people full of despair and poverty, I see people full of hope and life because of what God has done through us." 
   
   What is the importance of envisioning the results of the gospel?
   
   
2. ​What else stood out to you from this video? 

Rani’s Story (2:33)

1. “I did not know who God was, but He knew who I was.”
   
   What does this statement mean? 
   
   
2. What else stood out to you from the video? 

Discuss

1. "Our task is to make the invisible God visible." — Kay Warren. 
   
   ​Name four ways we can do that for unreached Hindu peoples?  ​

Excerpt from Amy Carmichael: Rescuer of Precious Gems by Janet Benge. 

1. “For one thing, she would no longer waste time on things that weren’t important in God’s eyes. When all the things she’d done in her life were finally judged by God, she wanted them to be found worthwhile. She wanted them to be seen as gold and silver, not hay and stubble.”
   
   ​What is the gold and silver, and what is the hay and stubble in the Christain life? 

Learn

Read Global Starting Point 12

View

If you have not done so, view SOGY. Become familiar with the concept of Supporting Others or Going Yourself. 

Closing Video

Should I Go? (2:28)

Pray

Share what you learned in this meeting and pray about it as a group.