discussion questions 10/11/26
Discussion Questions for the Sermon One Conversation in the Sermon Series “Who’s Your One” 10/11/26
Who’s Your One Pt 4 - One Commission
What does it look like for us to understand that Christ is out in the world seeking and saving the lost? And if you are in Christ, you have a role in that work. It's an important thing to talk about.
Discussion questions 10/5/26
Discussion questions from the sermon “One Commission - Who’s Your One? Pt4”
Who’s Your One Pt 3 - One Lost Son
we're essentially just talking about what does it mean for you to own, take responsibility for your role within the kingdom of God? What does it look like for you to take responsibility and ownership over your piece of God advancing his kingdom, of God going out and seeking and saving the lost? And so far we've done that by looking at Jesus's parables in Luke 15.
discussion questions 9/27/26
Discussion Questions based off the 9/27/26 Sermon “One Found Son”
Who’s Your one? Pt 2 - One Lost Coin
Our text picks up as Jesus continues the thought by doubling down. He tells another short parable that is unique but makes almost the identical point. So look at me with, uh, look at, look with me at Luke 15, starting in verse 8
discussion questions 9/20/26
Gospel Community discussion questions for the 9/20/26 sermon “One Found Coin.”
Who’s Your One? Pt 1 - One Lost Sheep
the vast majority of American Christians haven't had any sort of evangelistic conversation in the last 12 months. And even more shocking, the vast majority of American Christians have no plans to do so in the future.
Discussion Questions for Sunday 09/13/26
Discussion Questions from the 9/13/2026 sermon “Who’s Your One? One Found sheep”
Discussion Questions for Sunday 09/06/26
Pastor Craig emphasized the difference between “Saving Grace” and “Training Grace.” How have you experienced both the saving and the training aspects of God’s grace in your own life? Can you share a specific example?
Stand Alone Sermon: The Foundation for Godly Living
You know grace when you see it. You know humility when you see it, when you experience it, and it's compelling. It's compelling. Those are compelling traits that we experience— grace and humility. It's the grace of God that both creates and sustains a heart that's willing to be interrupted.
Exiled Pt 4 - A Rock of Separation
We're going to look at a story where The immense pressure put on David in this season of life put him into this escalating spiral of terrible situations. Like, for weeks on end, it goes from bad to worse. And I think when we read stories like this, it just reminds us of seasons in our own life when things kind of fall apart. And I think the problem is that the temptation for us, for most of us anyway, when that happens is simply despair, right? My life is falling apart.
Exiled Pt 3 - Turn and Kill the Priests
As we jump into 1 Samuel 22, things are falling apart around David. He seems stuck with no resources, nowhere to go, and things are getting worse. He is surrounded by injustice. He has done right by his people, right by his king, and right by his God, yet he experiences injustice after injustice. This highlights a vital truth for us today: God leads us even in the midst of evil.
Exiled Pt 2 - A Shortage of Crazy
I don't know if you consider your own journey of faith to be one of "exile," but scripturally, it is! Peter says as much in 1 Peter 2 when he addresses us as "strangers and exiles" in this world. As Christians, we are not of this world. Innately we know this, but practically, we often forget it. To make life even more challenging as exiled Christians, we are all still a "work in progress." We are being sanctified, but we are still sinful. We still do and say things we don't want to do, because sin still lingers in us until the day God glorifies us with new bodies.
Exiled Pt 1 - David Wept More
If you missed last week, let’s quickly get up to speed.
King Saul, the first king of Israel, has tried to kill David several times. You would think just one attempt would make David run, but since it was the king, it took multiple attempts for David to finally flee. He went to the prophet Samuel at Ramah, hoping Samuel could hide him.