Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Psalm 73), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [1-11] Can you think of a time when you have envied those who have prospered in their commitment to selfish pursuits? Which part(s) of their lives did you envy? Was it… Read more »

Join us at the Sery home at 7:30am Sat., June 1 for our monthly men’s breakfast as we continue our series of discussions on the Ten Commandments. Click here to read some thoughts to kickstart our conversation. Please bring a dish to share, and invite a friend to join us!

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Psalm 67), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [1] Read Numbers 6:22-27. From this priestly blessing, what would you guess it might look like in your life to be blessed by God? Can you think of other Scriptures that… Read more »

Join us at the Sery home at 7:30am Sat., May 4 for our monthly men’s breakfast as we continue our series of discussions on the Ten Commandments. Click here to read some thoughts to kickstart our conversation. Please bring a dish to share, and invite a friend to join us!

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Ephesians 1:15-21), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [15-17] The church already has the Spirit (vv. 13-14), and apparently it is appropriate to pray for still more of the Spirit to be given to the church, for more of… Read more »

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Psalm 51), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [10] “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come” (2 Corinthians 5:17). “God became man to turn creatures into… Read more »

Join us at the Aznoe home at 7:30am Sat., Apr. 6 for our monthly men’s breakfast as we continue our series of discussions on the Ten Commandments. Click here to read some thoughts to kickstart our conversation. Please bring a dish to share, and invite a friend to join us!

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Psalm 51), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [1] Why is asking for mercy and forgiveness an imposition? Have you imposed upon others for their forgiveness, or merely “apologized,” said you’re sorry and tried to explain yourself? Have you… Read more »