Questions:
1. Read verses 7-12. How does believing and trusting in the gospel of Jesus Christ make our lives look different?
2. Read verses 13-15. How should having the gospel centered in our hearts lead us to share the gospel with others?
3. Read verses 16-18. How can we center and “renew” ourselves in the gospel “day by day”? What does that look like for you?
4. How does the gospel’s promise of eternity give you perspective on your present circumstances?
5. How can we help you to stay centered on Christ this week?
Centered: Inside Out (6-27-21)
When I am centered in the Gospel of Jesus Christ I live from the inside out for His glory regardless
June 27, 2021 • Ernie Jaurique
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Questions: 1. What do you think the difference is between leisurely rest and Jesus-centered rest? Is there a difference? Explain. 2. Read Joshua 24:1-13. Why do you think it is necessary to reflect on what God has already done? 3. Read Joshua 24:14. How does connecting with God through “Jesus-centered rest” actually get things done? 4. Read Joshua 24:15. How does taking time to reflect on what God has done and connect with Him daily, lead to you projecting a commitment to God in your everyday life? 5. Will you commit to a Christ-centered tomorrow? What does that look like? What needs to change? Give us a plan.
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Centered through the Word (8-15-21)
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