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One Story One Year - December 8, 2024
Pastor Christy continues in Revelation taking on Chapter 20. Life isn't always fair and in that we ask "how long, o Lord?" During the second week of advent we are reminded of Jesus first coming and long for his return. We have hope because Jesus is king, and because of that we can have the courage to share our faith, be more optimistic than pessimistic, resist putting our hope in earthly powers, live as citizens of God's coming Kingdom right now, and trust that this too shall pass.
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QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS:
QUESTION 1:
Does understanding the historical context of Revelation change the way you look at it? How so?
QUESTION 2:
Look at the list of ways that knowing Jesus is King should shape us. Which of these do you need the most help with and why?
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The Table is a House Church Network in Mesa, AZ with an emphasis on reaching out to the community, providing a place of authenticity and experimenting with new ways to be the church.
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By Pastor Trevor, Pastor Christy and Friends.Pastor Christy continues in Revelation taking on Chapter 20. Life isn't always fair and in that we ask "how long, o Lord?" During the second week of advent we are reminded of Jesus first coming and long for his return. We have hope because Jesus is king, and because of that we can have the courage to share our faith, be more optimistic than pessimistic, resist putting our hope in earthly powers, live as citizens of God's coming Kingdom right now, and trust that this too shall pass.
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QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS:
QUESTION 1:
Does understanding the historical context of Revelation change the way you look at it? How so?
QUESTION 2:
Look at the list of ways that knowing Jesus is King should shape us. Which of these do you need the most help with and why?
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The Table is a House Church Network in Mesa, AZ with an emphasis on reaching out to the community, providing a place of authenticity and experimenting with new ways to be the church.