Bethlehem Community Church

Sermon Questions -- Sunday, February 28th“Who Is Your Role Model?”1. Who is your role model? 2. Read Ephesians 5:1-2. Who is the believer to imitate? 3. Do you think it is possible to imitate Jesus? Why or why not? 4.. Read Romans 8:28. Who is the real believer? What is the promise to the believer? 5 . Read Romans 8:29. What is God's goal with the believer? Why is God so concerned about the believer looking like Jesus? 6. Read Ephesians 5:2. What is the key characteristic of Jesus? 7. What is love? What does the world think love is? How would you define love? 8. How does the Bible define love? (Look over 1 Corinthians 13:4-7)

Testimony from Zain Horning

Following are the Sermon Questions for Sunday.“Are You Different?”1) Read Ephesians 4:17-19. How do the Gentiles (unbelievers) live? What is wrong with what they do? (See Proverbs 16:25 and Matthew 7:13-14.) Do you live or think like the Gentiles (unbelievers) do? In what ways? 2) Read Ephesians 4:20-32. What is the difference between the non-believer and the believer? 3) Read Ephesians 4:22-24. The Apostle Paul gives us two very important reasons as to why the believer is to be different from the unbeliever. What are those two powerful reasons? (See 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Romans 6:6-7.) God bless,Bethlehem Community ChurchIf you would like to not receive any more emails from Bethlehem Community Church, then click here to unsubscribe.

Franks report on his trip to India and report on Mission in Tanzania with Guilzons

“Great Expectations” Paul Anderson1) How important was John the Baptist? Matthew 3:13-17 & Matthew 11:12) Why did John the Baptist question if Jesus is the One? Matthew 11:2-33) What kind of Messiah was John the Baptist waiting for?4) What kind of expectations do you have of others, spouse, children, yourself, God, etc?5) Are these good or bad expectations?6) How did Jesus respond to John the Baptist’s doubt? Matthew 11:4-57) What does Matthew 11:6 mean?8) How do you respond when your expectations aren’t met?9) Do you really trust God?

Series:The Book of Ephesians“You Are Important” Frank WrayI. The Introduction II. You Have a Gift Ephesians 4:7 Psalm 84:10III. The Gift Giver Ephesians 4:8-10 IV. The Official Gifts and Their Function Ephesians 4:11-12V. The Challenge A. Test #1 Ephesians 4:14 Galatians 5:22-23 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12 B. Test # 2 Ephesians 4:15

Series: The Book of Ephesians-- Sermon Questions – 1/24/16 “God’s Desire for His Church” 1. Read Ephesians 4:3-6 and John 17:20-24. What is God’s desire for His church? Why is unity so important? What do you think are the reasons the American church is not unified? What part do you play in the unity or disunity of the church? 2. In Ephesians 4:4-6, Paul tells us what our unity as believers is based upon. (Read them again, if necessary.) What does one body mean? (Read 1 Corinthians 12.) What does Paul mean by one spirit? What are the ramifications of one Holy Spirit? How does having one hope bring unity to Jesus’ church? What does Paul mean when he writes there is one Lord? How does this bring unity? What does Paul mean by one faith and baptism? What does Paul mean when he says there is just one Father? Is Papa really your Father? (See Romans 8:15-16.)

Series: The Book of Ephesians-- Sermon Questions – 1/10/16

“A Prayer that Gets God’s Attention”

1. What do you tend to pray for?

2. Read Ephesians 3:14-16. What is Paul praying for the believer to have? Why is it necessary? (i.e. Think about how a person can really change, or get patience or self-control. See Galatians 5:22-23.)

3. Read Ephesians 3:17. What is Paul saying here? Where does strong faith come from? (i.e. Read Matthew 14:22-32. Why does Peter’s faith fail?)

4. Read Philippians 4:13. What does Paul mean by this statement? What are the practical ramifications? (i.e. See Ephesians 5:18-31.)

5. Read Ephesians 3:18-19. What is Paul praying for the believer here? Why is this so important for the believer?

The Bethlehem Community Church Office Team

“Love God, Love Others. Make Disciples!”

"A Real Resolution""Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others."Philippians 2:4