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Romans and Critical Theory: Part 2
// Sermon Application //
1. Pastor Ryan mentioned through the sermon that the most extended application in the book of Romans is on showing warm hospitality to one another (welcoming one another in). Does this surprise you? How important have you viewed showing hospitality? Is this something you are currently doing or need to grow in? Describe.
2. The Scriptures provide a lens through which we ought to view everything. Many times, the lens of Scripture is opposed to the lens of the world. In addition to racial reconciliation, what other areas have you (or are you currently) facing challenges to view others and overcoming trouble spots differently than the Scriptures? How might you grow to trust the Scriptures more around these topics/categories?
3. Pastor Ryan described his GCG experience for the last decade as a home marked by Gospel love and warmth, allowing hard conversations to take place and relationships to flourish. Does this describe your experience in your GCG? Describe. In what ways are you burdened to see your GCG grow in a good direction? What specific things might help?
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By Immanuel// Sermon Application //
1. Pastor Ryan mentioned through the sermon that the most extended application in the book of Romans is on showing warm hospitality to one another (welcoming one another in). Does this surprise you? How important have you viewed showing hospitality? Is this something you are currently doing or need to grow in? Describe.
2. The Scriptures provide a lens through which we ought to view everything. Many times, the lens of Scripture is opposed to the lens of the world. In addition to racial reconciliation, what other areas have you (or are you currently) facing challenges to view others and overcoming trouble spots differently than the Scriptures? How might you grow to trust the Scriptures more around these topics/categories?
3. Pastor Ryan described his GCG experience for the last decade as a home marked by Gospel love and warmth, allowing hard conversations to take place and relationships to flourish. Does this describe your experience in your GCG? Describe. In what ways are you burdened to see your GCG grow in a good direction? What specific things might help?