This document provides discussion questions and outcomes for a leader's guide looking back on a sermon series about moving from one's current place or state ("here") to a future place or state ("there"). The questions prompt reflection on how the concept applies to one's own life and reactions to comments about the student ministry. It also lists outcomes for how the student ministry aims to help students experience and engage with their faith, relationships, work, finances, sexuality, the Bible, and the local church community.
This document provides discussion questions and outcomes for a leader's guide looking back on a sermon series about moving from one's current place or state ("here") to a future place or state ("there"). The questions prompt reflection on how the concept applies to one's own life and reactions to comments about the student ministry. It also lists outcomes for how the student ministry aims to help students experience and engage with their faith, relationships, work, finances, sexuality, the Bible, and the local church community.
This document provides discussion questions and outcomes for a leader's guide looking back on a sermon series about moving from one's current place or state ("here") to a future place or state ("there"). The questions prompt reflection on how the concept applies to one's own life and reactions to comments about the student ministry. It also lists outcomes for how the student ministry aims to help students experience and engage with their faith, relationships, work, finances, sexuality, the Bible, and the local church community.
This was the next to last message on DavidFrom Here to There. Some questions you might use to focus on looking back might be these. 1. What was Tom trying to get at with the concept of FROM HERE TO THERE? 2. How is it relevant to Davids life? 3. Upon reflection, what does from here to there look like in your life these days? (this could be some substantial sharinglet it lingeryou might consider sharing first) 4. What was your reaction to the comments made about the student ministry? Consider printing out the Outcomes here and reading through them and then praying together about this journey we are on as a church.
GFC student ministry will help students
experience a gospel centered life resting in the unconditional acceptance of God through Christ wrestling with the issues of the heart from a place of grace grace-motivated compassion and competency to help others experience Christ expressions of love and sacrifice for God and others be firm in their identity in Christ self-image based upon who they are in Christ emotional health that emerges from security in Christ pursuit of a life that honors God above all else interpret circumstances, events, and ideas through a biblical worldview where did we come from? why are we here? what is wrong? is there a remedy? approach the Word of God with authenticity and accuracy grasp the overall structure and story of the Bible defend the credibility and reliability of the Bible understand basic Bible doctrines use practical Bible study principles apply practical wisdom to real life, especially in relationships work finances sexuality authority decision making engage the life of the local church appreciate and value the diversity of the church attend church services regularly seek to serve the larger body give from their finances to the church express Christs love for the least and the lost sincere kindness toward those who are different involvement in constructive ways of alleviating need influencing others towards relationship with Christ