

Sermon-based small groups
When Monday comes, often the lessons of Sunday morning have slipped away. If you're looking to really hear and understand what God is saying to you, a great place to start is a sermon-based small group. Below are some questions to kick-start your group discussion.
Romans 5:1-11 (OCT. 04)
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What makes us human? What do we mean when we say someone/thing is "inhumane"?
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In your experience, what is the biggest factor in moving relationships from conflict to peace?
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What's your default response to difficult situations? Does it change if it's a minor inconvenience vs a major crisis?
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In your mind what does it mean to be "full" or to live a fulfilled life? What are some other standards of fulfillment that humans have come up with?
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What are some ways that you need to be "made new"?
Last Week's Questions
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We know that we're not right with God because we're good people, but why do you think we so easily idolize our own goodness?
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Since we know from experience that obeying God's law perfectly is impossible, wouldn't it make sense for the requirements of God's law to be relaxed to give us a chance? (Rom. 4:13-15)
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A broken relationship can only be restored by the person who was wronged (through forgiveness). What is difficult about being on the receiving end?
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If you want stronger faith, how do you go about getting it? What has worked to strengthen your faith? (See Rom. 4:18-21 for how Abraham did)
