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Sermon Based Small Groups

Sermon Based Small Groups

What are Sermon Based Small Groups?

Joining a Sermon-Based Small Group at church is a great way to grow spiritually and become more connected to the church community here at Calvary Chapel Lexington. These groups help you understand the sermon at a deeper level by allowing you to talk about it in greater detail and figure out how to use its lessons in your life. When you discuss the sermon with others, you can relate it to each of your own experiences, which helps you grow as a person and stick to the teachings in your daily life. Plus, being part of a group like this creates a space where you can know and be known, which then helps you make friends with others who are on a spiritual journey like your own. It becomes a supportive family where you can learn and grow together. These groups make going to church even more meaningful by helping you connect deeply, grow spiritually, and actually live out the lessons from the Sunday sermons in your everyday life.

Why should I Join a Small Group?

GALATIANS 1:1-10 SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS

Galatians 1:1-10 Small Group Questions Application to Daily Life: In what ways do you see the danger of "another gospel" influencing modern Christian communities today? How can we guard ourselves against subtle deviations from the true gospel in our daily walk? Group Reflection: Share instances where cultural or work pressures have influenced your understanding of the gospel. How did you...

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SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS FOR 2ND CORINTHIANS CHAPTER 13

In verse 1, Paul mentions the principle of establishing a charge against someone on the evidence of two or three witnesses. How does this principle relate to accountability within the Christian community today? Reflecting on verse 5, which encourages self-examination, how do you practically apply this concept in your daily life as a follower of Christ? In verse 11, Paul urges the Corinthians to...

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CHAPTER 12 QUESTIONS FOR SMALL GROUPS

The "thorn in the flesh" is a well-known phrase from this chapter. What are your thoughts on the nature of Paul's thorn, and how might it relate to challenges we face in our own lives? Reflecting on Paul's plea to have the thorn removed, what does his experience teach us about dealing with persistent difficulties and unanswered prayers? How does Paul's boasting about his weaknesses and hardships...

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2ND CORINTHIANS CHAPTER 11 SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS

In verse 2, Paul expresses his godly jealousy for the Corinthian church. What do you think he means by this? How can jealousy be godly, and how does it relate to our relationship with God? Paul talks about being "in every way" with the Corinthians (verse 6). What qualities and actions do you think should characterize a genuine servant leader in the context of a Christian community? How does this...

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2nd Corinthians Chapter 10

Small Group Questions for 2 Corinthians Chapter 10 In verse 1, Paul urges the Corinthians by the meekness and gentleness of Christ. How can we imitate this approach in our interactions, especially in times of conflict or disagreement? In verse 4, Paul speaks about the weapons of our warfare not being carnal but mighty through God. What are these spiritual weapons, and how can we effectively use...

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QUESTIONS FOR 2ND CORINTHIANS CHAPTER 8

Understanding Generosity: What does it mean to be generous, and how does it connect with the idea of grace? How can grace inspire us to help others, even when we don’t have a lot ourselves? Managing Money: According to 2 Corinthians 8, what can we learn about handling our money wisely? How can we apply the principles of financial responsibility in our own lives? Fairness and Wealth: The chapter...

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SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS FOR 2ND CORINTHIANS CHAPTER SEVEN

Repentance and Sorrow: In 2 Corinthians 7, Paul discusses godly sorrow that leads to repentance. How do you understand the relationship between sorrow and repentance? Can you think of a personal experience where sorrow led to positive change?   Comfort in Tribulation: Paul talks about being comforted by the arrival of Titus. How does the support and presence of others provide comfort during...

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SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS FOR 2ND CORINTHIANS 5:11-21

Small Group Questions for 2 Corinthians 5:11-15 Loving God and People (2 Corinthians 5:11-15) How does our love for Jesus change how we treat others? How can we show our love for God and people in what we do every day? How does (or should) the “terror of the Lord” affect our interactions?  Reconciliation and Preaching the Word (2 Corinthians 5:16-19) Why is making peace important in sharing...

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