Exodus 1:15 – 21; Joshua 2 & 6:17 – 23; 1 Samuel 25

For Further Discussion

Is it always easy to know what the right thing to do is? How

do we discern this?

What might keep you from doing what you know is right?

Do you think courage (like when we do the right thing) can

be fostered or developed? How? What other character

traits might be reflected in choosing to do the right thing?

Consider these stories: What can we expect from God

when we do the right thing, especially when it’s hard?

Mark 8:22-25; Matthew 7:15-20; Luke 15:1-24, 31-32

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For Further Discussion

What do you think of the idea that people are “like trees walking

around?”

How can you tell if others are fruit-bearers or not?

What might you hear someone say whose lostness is like the lost

sheep? (They are distracted or misguided). Do you know someone like

this? Describe their life.

What might you hear someone say who has been hurt or neglected by

the church? Do you know any “lost coins?” Share about that situation.

Has there been a time in your life when you felt disconnected from the

church? What brought you back into connectedness?

What might someone say who is living in rebellion? How would you know whether that person’s heart is prepared for repentance?

How can you pray for the lost people in your life?

How can you guard your own heart against lostness?

Deuteronomy 7:9; Lamentations 3:22-24; 2 Timothy 2:13; Hebrews 10:23

For Further Discussion

If appropriate for your group, discuss anything that stands

out from Holy Week services (Good Friday, Sunrise, Easter)

at Buhler MB.

What does it mean to you that “God is faithful”?

What circumstances might arise that make us question

God’s faithfulness? How can we encourage one another in

those times?

Look up the bible verses above. What stands out about

God’s faithfulness in these verses? Can you find other

verses regarding God’s faithfulness?

We are blessed by your presence with us! We do not believe your visit to our church was by chance, so we pray that you would experience God's blessing as we worship, learn, grow, and encourage one another.

We are blessed by your presence with us! We do not believe your visit to our church was by chance, so we pray that you would experience God's blessing as we worship, learn, grow, and encourage one another.

We are blessed by your presence with us! We do not believe your visit to our church was by chance, so we pray that you would experience God's blessing as we worship, learn, grow, and encourage one another.

We are blessed by your presence with us! We do not believe your visit to our church was by chance, so we pray that you would experience God's blessing as we worship, learn, grow, and encourage one another.

We are blessed by your presence with us! We do not believe your visit to our church was by chance, so we pray that you would experience God's blessing as we worship, learn, grow, and encourage one another.

Mark 11:1-11

or Further Discussion

What might it have felt like to be part of the crowd when

Jesus rode in?

What were some things that did not seem “kingly” in this

story? How about other narratives or things Jesus did or

said that didn’t seem “kingly”?

What defines or indicates a true king? How does Jesus

measure up?

Have you ever felt like Jesus didn’t or isn’t living up to your

expectations? How do you deal with that?

Acts 2:42 - 47; Psalm 29:1 & 2;

Romans 12:1 & 2; Revelation 5: 11 - 13

For Further Discussion

Do you agree that worship is one of the key purposes of the

church? Why or why not?

Do you think worship is more significant when practiced

individually or corporately?

How does worship affect your relationship with Jesus? How

does worship affect the larger church community?

How does worship foster service & ministry? What about

mission & evangelism?