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John | What Was He Thinking? [Tom Arrington]
The radical nature of God's love is a story of diversity and inclusion where everyone is welcomed and loved. It's a story of forgiveness with second chances and two hundredth chances where you don't ever lose your place and you are never finished. It's a story that reveals Jesus as Israel's long expected Messiah and that he indeed is the Son of God.
GROUP QUESTIONS
1. What does "messiah" mean, both then, and now?
2. Why is "inclusion" so radical? What are the opposite forces of "inclusion"?
3. Israel had "expectations" which means there was a period of waiting. Consider what waiting means as a Christian, in spiritual practice. Have we grown impatient?
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The radical nature of God's love is a story of diversity and inclusion where everyone is welcomed and loved. It's a story of forgiveness with second chances and two hundredth chances where you don't ever lose your place and you are never finished. It's a story that reveals Jesus as Israel's long expected Messiah and that he indeed is the Son of God.
GROUP QUESTIONS
1. What does "messiah" mean, both then, and now?
2. Why is "inclusion" so radical? What are the opposite forces of "inclusion"?
3. Israel had "expectations" which means there was a period of waiting. Consider what waiting means as a Christian, in spiritual practice. Have we grown impatient?
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