1. How do people grow?
2. What is the “say-do” gap and why is it important to understand it?
3. Complete this sentence, “while we have a cultural movement of small groups in the Church, . Nor do we have
4. What is the Plan A and Plan B concept?
5. How does Ephesians 4: 16 speak to the concept above?
6. In what way is what happens in small groups a part of the very work of the Church? Why should it be seen that way?
7. What should be happening in the lives of Christians?
8. How do small groups help in accomplishing life changes?
9. What is the “agenda” for small groups?
10. What is the difference between “goals” and “content”?
11. How can you help people no matter what kind of a group you lead?
12. In what way did Adam and Eve lose their relationship with God?
13. What, then, should your ministry become based on your answer above?
14. In what six ways can you endeavor to accomplish your ministry?
15. What does reconciliation look like?
16. List the six aspects of reconciliation.
17. How does 2 Corinthians 5: 18-20 help reinforce the concept of our need for reconciliation? How do you see this working in small groups?
18. What is the main point of these two chapters?
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
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I was particularly impacted by aspects of the author's treatment of grace (unmerited favor). It goes without saying that we are saved by it but if we look back I think we can all see that there were people the helped us reach that saving point. The same applies to sanctification which, for individualists like me, is really hard submit to. Of course God actually brings our sanctification about but the concept of others being His primary tools is again hard to accept. Please pray that this study will help me be more open and that it will help my group do the same.
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Syd