Pastor Marcus Lane wraps up our sermon series Questions Jesus Asked with a message one Jesus' question Has No One Condemned You? Pastor Marcus breaks down how Jesus teaches, confronts hypocrisy, and extends mercy.

Digging Deeper Questions:

• Are there particular behaviors that you notice you are quick to condemn when you see them in others? How might Jesus' response to the woman caught in adultery help you be more gracious toward those behaviors?

• Where do you most see a "high anthropology" at work in our culture? In the church? In your heart? How might recognition of our weaknesses lead us to more graciousness toward others?

• How does Jesus' response to this woman shape how you approach God in your own sins and failures?

Join us as we dig deeper into last Sunday's sermon from Pastor Gabe Kasper "What Good Is It To Gain The World But Lose Your Soul?" and hear from Amy Duncan on why she chose "Faithful Now" for worship on Sunday.

Digging Deeper Questions:

- Which part of these 5 verses is most challenging to you?

- What are some common places we are tempted to "house our soul?"

- What does it look like for you to deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow Jesus?

- How does knowing your soul is secure in Jesus shape your life now?

Intro/Outro Song: "Only One"

Nate Zuellig

ULC Artist In Residence

"His Glory And My Good"

CityAlight (Ben Fielding, Jonny Robinson, Rich Thompson)

CCLI Song # 7235691

CCLI License # 11254293

In this question, Jesus helps us see that nothing in this world compares to him. To gain anything else in the world will not satisfy what our souls need, we can only find that in him and the hope he offers.

Digging Deeper Questions:

• Which part of these 5 verses is most challenging to you?
• What are some common places we are tempted to "house our soul?"
• What does it look like for you to deny yourself take up your cross and follow Jesus?
• How does knowing your soul is secure in Jesus shape your life now?

In this question, Jesus helps us see that nothing in this world compares to him. To gain anything else in the world will not satisfy what our souls need, we can only find that in him and the hope he offers.

Digging Deeper Questions:

• Which part of these 5 verses is most challenging to you?
• What are some common places we are tempted to "house our soul?"
• What does it look like for you to deny yourself take up your cross and follow Jesus?
• How does knowing your soul is secure in Jesus shape your life now?

In this question, Jesus helps us see that nothing in this world compares to him. To gain anything else in the world will not satisfy what our souls need, we can only find that in him and the hope he offers.

Digging Deeper Questions:

• Which part of these 5 verses is most challenging to you?
• What are some common places we are tempted to "house our soul?"
• What does it look like for you to deny yourself take up your cross and follow Jesus?
• How does knowing your soul is secure in Jesus shape your life now?

In this question, Jesus helps us see that nothing in this world compares to him. To gain anything else in the world will not satisfy what our souls need, we can only find that in him and the hope he offers.

Digging Deeper Questions:

• Which part of these 5 verses is most challenging to you?
• What are some common places we are tempted to "house our soul?"
• What does it look like for you to deny yourself take up your cross and follow Jesus?
• How does knowing your soul is secure in Jesus shape your life now?

Join us as we dig deeper into last Sunday's sermon from Pastor Gabe Kasper "Why Did You Doubt?" and hear from Amy Duncan on why she chose "Faithful Now" for worship on Sunday.

Digging Deeper Questions:

What are some doubts people have? Do you have any of those? Have you ever?

Do you find it difficult to express your doubts? Why is that?

Have you ever seen God grow your faith through times of doubt and struggle? How?

What might it look like for your community group to be a place to express our doubts?

Intro/Outro Song: "Only One"

Nate Zuellig

ULC Artist In Residence

"Faithful Now"

Vertical Worship (Eddie Hoagland, Hank Bentley, Jonathan Smith, and Mia Fieldes)

CCLI Song # 7137533

CCLI License # 11254293

Doubt is part of the life of faith. Yet so often we try to hide it and run from it. The invitation of Jesus is to answer his question and tell him our doubts and see that he meets us in them and grabs hold of us even as we grab hold of him in faith.

Digging Deeper Questions:

What are some doubts people have? Do you have any of those? Have you ever?

Do you find it difficult to express your doubts? Why is that?

Have you ever seen God grow your faith through times of doubt and struggle? How?

What might it look like for your community group to be a place to express our doubts?

Join us as we dig deeper into last Sunday's sermon from Pastor Randy Duncan "Why Are You Anxious?" and hear from Amy Duncan on why she chose "The Lord Will Provide" for worship on Sunday.

Digging Deeper Questions:

What does Paul mean when he says to "take every thought captive to Christ"? What are the effects of allowing thoughts to run wild?

How does worry play out like functional atheism in our lives?

Why do you think Jesus ended His discussion on worry with these words, "Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble"? How is it meant to bring you comfort?

Intro/Outro Song: "Only One"

Nate Zuellig

ULC Artist In Residence

"The Lord Will Provide"

Brett Younker, Chris Davenport, Jess Cates

CCLI Song # 7227727

CCLI License # 11254293

Pastor Randy continues our series on the Questions Jesus Asked with a message on Jesus' question Why Are You Anxious? Pastor walks us through how worry divides, worry subtracts, and Jesus adds.

Questions for this week:

- What does Paul mean when he says to "take every thought captive to Christ"? What are the effects of allowing thoughts to run wild? - How does worry play out like functional atheism in our lives? - Why do you think Jesus ended His discussion on worry with these words, "Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble"? How is it meant to bring you comfort?