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Our spirit is seated with Christ, but then our spirit goes to God when we die? I have an ongoing struggle with lust, and I’m wondering where to find power to overcome it? How involved does God want to be in our lives? Do we need to hear His voice? If so, how? What’s the best way to deal with the issue of pride?
Which is true - eternal torment or annihilation? After death, do you have to wait to be with God? Is every Christian called to be married? I raised my kids to believe in God, but now they are on drugs. Are they saved?
Are we really free from all punishment? Will only some believers experience the rapture if they are obedient enough? What are your thoughts on marriage from a grace perspective?
My final message in our “Liberated” series unpacks more powerful insights in Galatians.
Thus far, we’ve explored themes of freedom, grace, and the new creation. In chapter 6, Paul introduces “the law of Christ” – an intriguing phrase that might make you wonder if Paul is contradicting himself regarding law and grace. (Of course, he’s not, and you’ll find out why!)
We’ll also explore the idea of sowing and reaping, where you’ll gain a fresh perspective on what it means to “invest” in God’s Spirit and get a return – a life of peace.
I’m eager for you to hear these truths and embrace God’s grace even further. So, enjoy!
Discussion Questions for Galatians 6:
Is “being a disciple” like another level of believer? Can I leave my marriage if I’m just tired of the difficulties?
How did you become a believer? What is a profound, mysterious truth, that you cherish? Is there any sin that God won’t forgive?
Do you have a “method” for evangelism? What effects does prayer actually have? How do I shut the door to demonic spirits?
Can apostasy really happen to a Christian? Ask any question at BibleQuestions.com. What about a so-called Christian who walks away and has a sinful lifestyle for the rest of his life?
What are the “greater works” that Jesus said we would do? Do the number of prayers or people praying convince God? What about people who never hear the Gospel? Sometimes, I feel miserable, even as a Christian. How can I feel better?
Does God chase us down? Does He “fall fresh” on us? Does He come down into the church building? If God is good, why did He make the tree of the knowledge of good and evil? Are we going to judge angels? Are they demons? How do you know whether to stay at your church or go elsewhere? Did God forsake Jesus? Do we have free will or not? Is the whole world saved? Is faith really needed?
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