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👨‍⚖️8.0 The Mandate

🕵️‍♂️ Self-Assessment

📖 We have a Job to Do

💬8.0 Class Discussion Q1

💬8.0 Class Discussion Q2

🗣️ 8.1 The Message

📖 Proclaiming the Gospel

💬8.1 Class Discussion Q1

💬8.1 Class Discussion Q2

📐 8.2 The Method

📖 Living the Gospel

💬8.2 Class Discussion Q1

💬8.2 Class Discussion Q2

🌎8.3 The Mission

📖 Committed to Making Disciples

💬8.3 Class Discussion Q1

💬8.3 Class Discussion Q2

📰 8.4 Telling Your Story

📖 The Power of Testimony

📝 My Testimony

📖 Let's Build Your Story

🗣️ Before Christ

🗣️ Meeting Jesus

🗣️ After Christ

💬8.4 Class Discussion Q1

💬8.4 Class Discussion Q2

💬8.4 Class Discussion Q3

💡Tips for Sharing Your Story

✍️Write it out first

🧑‍🏫Wrapping Things Up

🥳 You Did It! 🥳

📋 Student Survey

✅ Student Survey

Communicating Your Faith Journey with Clarity and Respect is a practical, heart-centered course designed to help you share your story in a way that honors God and values others. Whether you’re new to articulating your testimony or looking to refine how you witness in everyday life, you’ll gain a simple framework, biblical grounding, and real-world tools to speak with courage and compassion. In Week 8: We Have a Job to Do, you’ll explore how to proclaim and live the Gospel, the power of testimony, and how to craft your own story with clarity. Through short lessons, reflection questions, and guided practice, you’ll learn to move from hesitation to confident sharing—without being pushy or presumptuous. You’ll discover the three marks of a faithful witness, practice a three-part testimony framework, and apply practical tips to engage respectfully with people from different backgrounds and beliefs. By the end, you’ll be ready to communicate your faith journey with humility, authenticity, and purpose—inviting meaningful conversations that point to hope, truth, and transformation.

CBCC Module 8: We Have a Job to Do

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            <p>Communicating your faith does not require a louder voice—it requires a clearer one. This course equips you to speak about your journey with both conviction and compassion, honoring the people you engage while staying true to what you believe. Grounded in practical wisdom and reflective exercises, you will learn to proclaim the gospel thoughtfully, live it consistently, and share your testimony in a way that resonates. By the end, you will be ready to articulate your story with clarity and respect, aligning message and lifestyle so that your words and actions reinforce one another.</p>

<p>Week 8 centers on putting belief into practice: we have a job to do. You will explore what it means to proclaim the gospel (Lesson 8.1) and to live the gospel daily (Lesson 8.2), then examine three marks of a faithful witness that help ensure your presence reflects your message. The course guides you through an ongoing mission of commitment (Lesson 8.3) and the power of testimony (Lesson 8.4), offering a simple three-part framework, practical tips, and a model example you can adapt. Reflection questions throughout help you refine your voice, and a hands-on “Your Turn” activity enables you to draft and polish your own testimony. The result is not just knowledge, but a practiced ability to communicate your faith journey with integrity, humility, and respect.</p>
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