The Life of Being Spiritual
The Life of Being Spiritual Text: 1 Corinthians 2:1-16 1. The cross and the Spirit 2. Wisdom in the Spirit 3. Christ’s mind by the Spirit Reflection Question: How does having the mind of Christ allow you to be spiritual?
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The Posture of Life in the Spirit
1 Corinthians 1:26-31 1. What you must consider 2. What it results in 3. What you receive Reflection: Where are you tempted to find your identity and self-worth, and how does considering your calling help you shift towards life in the Spirit?
The Power of the Cross
1 Corinthians 1:17-25 1. What it’s contrasted to 2. What it subverts 3. How it fulfills Reflection: Will you ask God to help you center your life, values, and imagination on the cross of Jesus Christ?
To Rest in God’s Strength
To Rest in God’s Strength Text: Psalm 147:1–20 Thesis: Because Almighty God cares for the helpless, we can rest in his strength. 1. God’s power is boundless. 2. God exercises his power to provide for us. 3. God especially provides for the lowly. 4. So God’s power grants us rest. Reflection Question: How is God leading you to celebrate his rest more fully?
To Celebrate God's Gracious Justice
God's justice transcends frail human standards. 1. We long to live under ideal justice 2. We cannot deliver ideal justice 3. God reveals ideal justice 4. God enacts ideal justice Reflection Question: How is God calling you to practice worshipfully his rule of generous justice?
To Tell the Story of our King
To Tell the Story of our King Text: Psalm 145:1-21 Thesis: God our king provides abundantly for all. 1. What this Psalm says about God’s abundant provision as our king. 2. How God’s mighty deeds demonstrate his abundant provision as our king. 3. How God’s greatest mighty deed fulfills his abundant provision as our king. Reflection Question: How can you celebrate God our king’s abundant provision?
Renewal & Suffering
Renewal & Suffering Text: Acts 14:19-28 1. The example of suffering 2. The way of suffering 3. Shepherds for sufferers 4. Your new identity through suffering Reflection Question: How does the prominence of suffering in renewal bring near the heart of Jesus as you endure suffering?
The Message of Renewal
The Message of Renewal Text: Acts 14:1-18 1. Its goal 2. Its ‘m.o.’ 3. Its content Reflection Question: How does the message of renewal encourage your prayers and interactions with loved ones, neighbors, and others?
What Renewal Reveals
What Renewal Reveals Text: Acts 10:9-48 1. God’s hand 2. God’s heart 3. Our response Reflection Question: How does God’s hand and heart in renewal affirm you or challenge you in how you engage with others in your life?
Snowflakes in Submission
Acts 9:1-31 Snowflakes in Submission Saul's Conversion illustrates how Jesus is renewing each of his unique people. 1. Who Saul was 2. What Jesus did 3. Who Saul became Reflection Question: How is Christ using your unique, being-renewed self as you submit to him?