5 Questions on the Sent Rhythms of Jesus. Barabbas Sermon by Judah Smith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBbV0jn_Cxo. The Francis Chan clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgQ2wiTefmQ.

The podcast question from Chapter 4 of Living Sent: If the gospel you believe is not compelling you, then are you believing the Gospel of Christ?

Four questions discussing identity, security, and purpose.

1. Can you understand the message of the Bible without understanding the mission of God (and that we follow and Sent God)? 2. Why did Jesus call us to pray for "workers into the harvest," and will we become answers to that prayer? 3. Are we hoping to gt people "in church" or "in Christ?" 4. Are we focused on living safe or living Sent? 5. How would you finish this sentence: "My discipleship practices result in ..."?

5 questions about the nature, calling, and hesitation of the church to engage God's (our) mission.

Does God's church have a mission or does God's mission have a church?

A series of 5 question episodes with Jason Dukes, author of Living Sent surrounding the principles held therein. These 5 questions center around the identity of the Church and the Church's mission.

A discussion of eternity, the hope of glorification, and various models of the millennial kingdom. Rapture is understood to mean a collecting of the church before the final judgment. The statement that Israel is still ethnically distinct on the predispensational model should say Israel is still elect for a distinct purpose on the predispensational model.

A discussion of the theology and impetus for mission with a focus on the power of personal testimony. Plantinga's notes: https://www.calvin.edu/academic/philosophy/virtual_library/articles/plantinga_alvin/two_dozen_or_so_theistic_arguments.pdf. The link to Craig's Question of the Week about testimony: http://www.reasonablefaith.org/personal-testimony-of-faith. The Sunday School lesson where Craig shares about sharing with the Chinese Students (~paragraph 9): http://www.reasonablefaith.org/defenders-1-podcast/transcript/s14-05.

A discussion with Luke Roman, Associate Worship Minister at Brentwood Campus, about the theology of worship, how worship relates to group life, and how the corporate body of Christ is understood through worship.