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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...
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Keep Reading 1. What comes to mind when you think of generosity? When is it hard to be generous and when is it easy? 2. In what ways is God generous to us? How do we live and think as if we do not believe that is true of him? 3. In 6:9-13, Jesus gives us a prayer. What do we learn about the Father's posture toward us? Why it is important for us to understand His posture toward us bef...
Keep Reading 1. The American Psychological Association defines anger in this way, ""Anger is an emotion characterized by antagonism toward someone or something you feel has deliberately done you wrong." Have you ever felt this emotion? What is similar and dissimilar between how Jesus defines anger in Matthew 5:21-22 and this definition? 2. Describe the emotions you experience when you...
Keep Reading 1. Jesus is describing what his kingdom is like in the sermon on the mount. When you read Matthew 5:1-12, what seems to make the most sense and what seems to be the most challenging? 2. Jesus uses the metaphor of salt/light to describe what his people and his kingdom are meant to be like. How have Christians acted this out? Are there examples of being salt/light that you ...
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