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Hope - Titus 2:11-13

December 3, 2017 • Pastor Jon Needham

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Discipleship Questions

1. How is Biblical hope different from wishful thinking?

2. What is the foundation of our future hope? How does this foundation guard us from hopelessness?

3. How does Biblical hope based on God’s redemptive work in the past empower you to live a self-controlled Godly life in the present?

4. In what ways are you tempted to create your own “heaven on earth”? How can you remind yourself of the future hope that is yours in Christ?

Love - John 3:16

December 24, 2017 • Pastor Jon Needham

1. John 3:16 is a summary of the things Nicodemus ought to have known. What does this teach us about the way Nicodemus thought about God? 2. John 3:16 is often seen as a simple verse, and yet it is full of complex and beautiful truth. Take a moment to list all of the things it teaches us about God and man. 3. How would you sum up what is God is like in 2-3 sentences? Write it out. 4. So often, we focus on trying to impress God, we forget the incredible truth that God loves us. Take a few moments to enjoy God and praise him for the gift of His Son, Jesus.

Joy - 1 John 1:1-4

December 17, 2017 • Pastor Jon Needham

Discipleship Questions. 1. What does John say about Jesus in this text? Why should we trust what John has to say about Jesus? 2. How would you define Biblical joy? How is it similar to happiness? How is it different? 3. How is knowledge about God different from knowledge of God? 4. John said that he was writing that “our joy may be complete”. How do you think writing helped to complete John’s joy? What does teach us about the nature of joy?

Peace

December 10, 2017 • Pastor Jon Needham

Discipleship questions. 1. In this text, Luke introduces us to both Caesar and Jesus. Based only this text, what are some of the differences between Caesar and Jesus? 2. Roman citizens looked to Caesar to bring them peace. Who or what are do you have a propensity to look to for peace? 3. It is no mistake the God announced the birth of Jesus to shepherds. Why do you think God chose shepherds to be the first to hear of the good news? 4. Make a list of all the things the angel of the Lord announces to the shepherds. Define or describe each of these things, paying special attention to how they effect you personally.