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This Sunday we continue our series on Genesis as Pastor Russell walks through the story of Genesis 3 and highlights the fractured relationships that result from our own desire for independence apart from God while also looking ahead to the hope of Jesus in restoring those relationships!
Discussion Questions for this Message:
1. In what ways do we see parallels between Adam and Eve’s experience with the serpent and our own struggles with temptation today? What are some deceptive voices that lead you to doubt God’s goodness or provision? How can you better recognize and resist these influences?
2. The serpent twists God's words from freedom to restriction. How do you interpret the balance between God’s commands as protective boundaries and as restrictions on your freedom? How can this understanding inform your view of God’s guidance in your life?
3. The sermon emphasizes the danger of asserting moral independence from God, as seen in Adam and Eve's choice. In what areas of your life do you struggle to submit to God's authority? How can you cultivate a heart that seeks to align with God’s will?
4. Genesis 3 illustrates the immediate and long-term consequences of Adam and Eve’s actions. How can we apply this understanding of choices and consequences in our own lives? Can you share a time when a choice led to unexpected consequences?
5. Sin disrupts our relationships with God, others, and creation. In what ways do you see this disruption in your personal relationships or in your community? How can we work towards healing and restoration in these areas?
6. Genesis 3 illustrates the importance of being in relationship with God, as He is the source of life and wisdom. What practices help you stay connected to God’s presence? How can you encourage others to seek this relationship in their own lives?
Watch the message on Youtube!
By Philpott ChurchThis Sunday we continue our series on Genesis as Pastor Russell walks through the story of Genesis 3 and highlights the fractured relationships that result from our own desire for independence apart from God while also looking ahead to the hope of Jesus in restoring those relationships!
Discussion Questions for this Message:
1. In what ways do we see parallels between Adam and Eve’s experience with the serpent and our own struggles with temptation today? What are some deceptive voices that lead you to doubt God’s goodness or provision? How can you better recognize and resist these influences?
2. The serpent twists God's words from freedom to restriction. How do you interpret the balance between God’s commands as protective boundaries and as restrictions on your freedom? How can this understanding inform your view of God’s guidance in your life?
3. The sermon emphasizes the danger of asserting moral independence from God, as seen in Adam and Eve's choice. In what areas of your life do you struggle to submit to God's authority? How can you cultivate a heart that seeks to align with God’s will?
4. Genesis 3 illustrates the immediate and long-term consequences of Adam and Eve’s actions. How can we apply this understanding of choices and consequences in our own lives? Can you share a time when a choice led to unexpected consequences?
5. Sin disrupts our relationships with God, others, and creation. In what ways do you see this disruption in your personal relationships or in your community? How can we work towards healing and restoration in these areas?
6. Genesis 3 illustrates the importance of being in relationship with God, as He is the source of life and wisdom. What practices help you stay connected to God’s presence? How can you encourage others to seek this relationship in their own lives?
Watch the message on Youtube!