Throughout the Bible, it is clear that the entirety of one's life matters to God. In this sermon, we look through Genesis, Deuteronomy, the Psalms, Proverbs, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Luke, II Corinthians, Ephesians, Colossians, and Titus to see how we are to protect the unborn, raise children, work for God's glory, and always continue the mission of the church.
// Small Group Questions
1. What did God teach you through this passage and sermon? Share the work of God in your heart with the group.
2. What questions did this passage and sermon raise in your mind? This would be a great opportunity as a group to use the Ask a Pastor feature and that way we can address it either directly or in the messages in the future.
3. How can we do a better job of protecting the unborn?
4. As we live our lives for God’s glory, what are some practical ways we can bring value to our workplace and world?
5. Why is it important that all ages are valued in the life and ministry of a church?
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Genesis 1:27
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Conducting our lives amid social, mental, and spiritual battles requires the spiritual strength to do ministry. This spiritual strength comes from the Gospel, and it gives us the tenacity needed to stay strong in the storms of life.
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Jesus' resurrection makes new life possible (get we can an amen on that?), and because of this new life, we're all on a journey together toward spiritual understanding and maturity as we follow Him. Everyone has a Next Step on their spiritual journey...what's yours?