Each week, the pastors will post community group questions here for you to use for your discussion and reflection together.
Community Group questions for Sunday, January 29th. The church enters a season of great advancement in the face of persecution....
Community Group questions for Sunday, January 22nd. We will reflect on Stephen and his hope in the Advocate who stands on the throne of God on his behalf....
Acts 1:12-26 Community Group questions. Feel free to use these questions for your next community group....
Community Group questions for February 27, 2022....
Community Group questions for Sunday, January 29th. The church enters a season of great advancement in the face of persecution....
Keep Reading Community Group questions for Sunday, January 22nd. We will reflect on Stephen and his hope in the Advocate who stands on the throne of God on his behalf....
Keep Reading Community Group Questions 10/30/22 When you face opposition, whether it's external or internal, where do you typically go for help? What does the early teach us is primary when faced with opposition? Why? What is the pattern of prayer that Acts 4:24-30 teaches us? How can we slow down and apply this pattern of prayer to our lives? How might we pray when we are pr...
Keep Reading Community Group Questions Read Acts 2:42-47 aloud. List the four qualities of the church Luke describes for us. Discuss why these four things are centering for the church. The church exists for the insiders and the outsiders. How are ways that as a church, we serve both? We are created for community: communion with God and with one another. How does unde...
Keep Reading 10/02 /22 Community Group Questions In Acts 2:14, Peter begins to speak to all those listening about prophecies from the Older Testament. He quotes Joel and the Psalms and then says what we read in vs. 36, "Therefore let all Israel be assured of this: God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord and Messiah." What kind of response did many have who heard Pet...
Keep Reading Acts 1:12-26 Community Group questions. Feel free to use these questions for your next community group....
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