Outreach series with Jeff Bisgrove

Outreach series with Jeff Bisgrove

Outreach series with Jeff Bisgrove

Sermon by Fr. Bob Fabey

6th Sunday of Easter

Questions

1. What most determines whether I feel valuable or insignificant?
2. What do I fear losing most?
3. What consistently receives my best energy and sacrifice?
4. What criticism affects me disproportionately deeply?
5. Whose approval emotionally defines my day?
6. What do I use to escape stress or uncertainty?
7. What would make me feel like life was falling apart?
8. Where do I compromise truth to maintain control, comfort, or acceptance?
9. What do I believe I absolutely must have in order to be okay?
10. What receives my functional worship—not merely in belief, but in practice?

Sermon by Fr. Bob Fabey

5th Sunday of Easter

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith

4th Sunday of Easter

Sermon by Fr. Bob Fabey

3rd Sunday of Easter

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith

2nd Sunday of Easter

Discussion Questions

1. In what ways do you resonate with the feeling of wanting more signs in order to believe in Jesus?
2. Why is it different to look for more of Jesus’ works because you believe in him, not before you believe in Him?
3. Describe an area of your life in which you know you need Jesus to increase your faith?
4. What is one thing you can do to begin hearing and reading more of God’s Word about Christ?

Sermon by Dcn. Robert Polen

Easter Sunday

Discussion Questions:

1. What has been your experience of Easter? How is Easter a reminder of “shocking news”?
2. Throughout the season of Lent, we have been discussing putting the deeds of the body to death. What have you learned throughout this series? How do you hear the command “put to death the deeds of the body”?
3. Looking at Colossians 3:1-4, how does Paul motivate us to put earthly things to death? How is this similar or different from how you typically encourage yourself or others to pursue change?
4. Where do you need encouragement from others to live out of your true identity in Christ?

Sermon by Fr. Peter Smith

Palm Sunday

Put to Death Series

Discussion Questions

1. What is the difference between anger and wrath, and how are they connected?
2. In what areas of your life are you most likely to become wrathful, and in what way does it typically manifest itself?
3. Why is wrath a deadly sin?
4. What might it look like for you to harness your anger for something good (to build something up instead of tearing something down)?
5. In what way can you ask God’s Spirit to nurture the virtue of meekness (strength under control) in your life?