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June 30, 2024 • Philippians 1:1–11

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Discussion Questions:

-What stood out to you from the message today?

-How do you view participation with God? How do you feel like your participation with him could grow?

-Do you find yourself to be loving like the church at Philippi was? How can you grow in love this week?

-What are the fruits that Paul mentioned should overflow from our lives (See Galatians 5:22). What is your understanding of the Holy Spirit? How does the Holy Spirit's presence in our lives produce the fruit that Paul talks about here?

Philippians Wrap Up

September 1, 2024 • Pastor Katy Payne-Djale

Final Instructions

August 25, 2024 • Pastor Katy Payne • Philippians 4:1–9

Discussion Questions: 1. Paul said "Let your reasonableness be known to all." What are some things in your life that you hold tighter than the power of the Gospel? How can you hold those things a little looser? 2. Paul defined anxiety as focusing our thoughts on things that distract or divide us from the things of God. Is that how you define or experience anxiety? In moments that you can't control, how do you cope and is that a Godly coping mechanism? How can you focus on not being divided or distracted from God even in your greatest moments of worry? 3. Paul tells us to think about whatever is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, and excellent. Which of these things do you think about often and which do you tend to overlook? 4. How can we put all of these things into practice like Paul tells us to this week?

Pressing On Towards The Prize

August 18, 2024 • Nate Lenhart • Philippians 3:12–21

Discussion Questions: 1. What does it look like for you to focus on Jesus? 2. Who is a mentor in your life that gives you sound wisdom, guidance, and spiritual advice? 3. Nate pointed out that we run this race with Jesus knowing that we already have victory. What do you think that means? How would your life change if you really lived like the victory was already won for you? 4. What does it mean to live in God's strength instead of our own?