Jonathan Shradar preaches on Galatians 5:7-15. There is a death that is good for us.
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Keep the convo going:
Why does loving our neighbor as ourselves become such a difficult thing?
How does dying to self actually work something worthwhile in us?
If Christlikeness is our goal and destination, what can we do walk in his way?
How can the family of the church stir these things among us?
Jonathan Shradar preaches on Galatians 5:1-6. The liberty we need is reliance.
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In what ways are we drawn back into slavery as Paul describes it in our day?
How do we know we are being rightly discipled?
How does the good news of Jesus' finished work really keep us from slavery?
What are the things we can do in community that guard against the lure of legalism?
Jonathan Shradar preaches on Galatians 4:21-31. The gospel is a song that keeps us where we belong.
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Keep the convo going:
What is so appealing about the law?
In what ways do we add law to following Jesus?
How do we ensure we are hearing and singing the gospel song?
Is following this gracious Jesus just delusional? Can it be real, this freedom?
Why does this freedom make us live differently?
Jonathan Shradar preaches on Galatians 4:12-20. The church would be better off if Christians were less impressed.
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Keep the Convo Going:
Why is it hard for us to form lasting discipleship relationships?
How does discipleship guard us against false teaching or anti-gospel lies?
Can you think of the people you are called to disciple? What steps can you take to make it happen?
Why would we want to live so sacrificially when we could stay safe and comfortable on our own?