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How To Walk Jesus` Way

Outline: Jesus is the Shepherd who gave His life for us, the sheep - all who believe. He cares for us and leads us to heaven. Jesus will come for His followers and reward them but those who do not believe will not go with Him but will be put into the place of fire. Don't wait. Be ready. Turn to Jesus and obey Him.

Script Number:047Language:English
Theme:UndefinedDoctrinal Focus:The Christian Life
Audience:AnimistStyle:Dialog
Sophistication:GeneralPurpose:Evangelism
Bible Quotation:Direct

This script is a basic guideline for translation and recording in other languages. It should be adapted to different cultures and languages to make it relevant to each area where it is used. Some terms and concepts used may need a fuller explanation or even be omitted in different cultures.

Script Text


1. When we turn from our sins and believe in Jesus, where does He lead us?

2. He leads us in a new way. He suffered very greatly on the cross, so that we could leave our ways of badness. For this reason, when we follow Jesus, our lives must be pure. We must refuse the evil things of our old ways. We must not do the things that Jesus does not like us to do.

1. What does Jesus want us to do?

2. Because Jesus loves us so much, we should love Him with all our hearts. He wants us to also show love to others. Even if someone treats us badly, let us be kind to him.

1. How can we do this?

2. When we are truly walking in Jesus' way, God's Spirit lives in our hearts. Our bodies are His house. If we let Him control us, He will help us not to be angry or proud or jealous. But instead of these evil things, God's Spirit can fill our hearts with love, kindness, and goodness. God is our Father and His Word teaches us as we walk this good way.

1. Do you not fear the spirits?

2. We do not fear even the evil spirits because God is stronger than all the evil spirits. We must trust God. He likes us to pray to Him often, every day. We may talk to Him as we talk to a friend. We cannot see Him, but He sees and hears us. We may pray when we are working or walking the trails. We may pray any time.

1. Is this good news for everyone?

2. Yes. As we walk this good way, trusting in Jesus, we must show everyone this way. We must teach our family and friends. We must show our children the right way to God. We must learn all we can from God's Book. We must be thankful always for all things, because God is caring for us. We thank Him for our food before we eat. We like to give to those who teach us God's Word. In this manner we can show our thanks to God. We must be ready to help others who have need. We must be honest, never lying, stealing, or dealing falsely. If we have stolen anything, we must return it or pay for it. If we sell anything, we must be careful to measure carefully and honestly.

1. This Jesus way is very good.

2. Yes. And Jesus knows all those who truly walk His way, and He is the One Who helps them to walk it well.

Note: If a dialogue is not possible, omit all speeches of #1 except the first one.

Recordings of this script

GRN has recorded a version of this script in 164 languages and dialects:

Akawoia;  Alangan;  Alur;  Annang;  Anuak;  Apache: San Carlos;  Apma;  Asurini Do Tocantins;  Badaga;  Bakalanga;  Baka: Sudan;  Balanta: de Fora;  Balanta: Quentohe;  Baletha;  Banziri;  Bari;  Bele;  Bhumij;  Bijago: Uno-Orango;  Bilaan, Koronadal;  Bondei;  Bontoc Group;  Bukete: Dibaya;  Burji;  Burmese;  Bushoong: Ngende;  Canamari;  Chabakano;  Chacobo;  Crioulo;  Cubeo;  Danuwar;  Datooga: Barabayiiga;  Dinka: Rek;  Dolpa: Phoke;  Gohsave;  Gourma: Southern;  Gurage;  Hanunoo;  Hiligaynon;  Ilocano;  Ilocano: Benguet;  Ilongot;  Itonama;  Jirel;  Jur Modo: Modo;  Jur Modo: Wirah;  Jur: Sopi;  Kabulowen, Dumagat;  Kadazan;  Kagate;  Kalangoya;  Kangkanai: Lepanto;  Kannada;  Karen, S'gaw;  Kashinawa;  Kasseng: Attopeu;  Kibudu;  Kibuyu;  Kigiryama: Giryama;  Kikwami;  Kilesi Group;  Kimbutti: Wamba;  Kinandi: Lukonjo;  Kinyika;  Kitabwa;  Kouy: Antra;  Kurukh, Nepali;  Kuteb;  Kwe: Buka;  Libango;  Limbu;  Lingombe: Yumba;  Lisu: Southern;  Logo: Lolia;  Lokele: Yakusu;  Lulu'bo;  Luna Inkongo;  Luunda;  Luvale;  Luyia: Bukusu;  Maasai;  Mabaan;  Mahanto;  Makonde;  Malagasy,  Merina;  Malagasy: Sakalava;  Mamvu: Tengo;  Mandari;  Mangbutu: Pygmy;  Manjaco: Baboque;  Manjaco: Pecixe;  Manobo, Western Bukidnon;  Maranao: Eastern;  Mawayana;  Mayo;  Mbulu;  Mbundu;  Mixtec, Apasco-Apoala: San Miguel Huautla;  Mixtec, Jamiltepec;  Mongbandi, South;  Moru: Miza;  Naxi;  Newari: Baglung;  Nghe: Ban Ko;  Ngindo;  Ngwo: Konda;  Nkoya;  Nuer: Southeastern;  Nyiha;  Nyilamba;  Oriya;  Oromo: Tulema;  Osongomeno: Ohindu;  Oyda;  Palau;  Palawano, Southwest;  Papel: Biombo;  Phai: Southern;  Pumi;  Quara;  Quechua, Chiquian Ancash;  Quechua: Oruro;  Quechua, Yauyos: Madean;  Rai: Rumdali;  Rai: Sampang;  Rungus;  Samarenyo;  Sanya;  Semai Sengoi;  Shako;  Sheetswa;  Sherpa: Helambu;  Shi;  Shilluk: Southern;  Shona: Karanga;  Sonaaha;  Subanon: Malayal;  Tagbanwa: Coron;  Tangale;  Tharu, Chitawan;  Tharu: Dangali;  Tharu, Dangura;  Tharu: Deokhar;  Tharu, Kathariya;  Tharu, Rana;  Tinggian Group;  Tin: Western;  Toi Shaan;  Tonga: Ila;  Toposa;  Totonac, Norte;  Tumbuka;  Twerpa;  Visayan: Aeta of Panay Is.;  Wapishana;  Xun;  Yaminahua;  Yao [Tanzania];  Yawo;  Zambal, Botolan;  Zapotec, Guelavia: Valle;  Zapoteco, Tlacolulita;  Zaramo; 

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