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Slow Change - Week 2  These questions are meant to be a choose-your-own-adventure. That is, use what you like. Skip what you don’t. And add to it in any way you see fit. Intro Questions On a scale of 1 to 100, how patient are…

What I Love about the Church Small Group Questions from 5.13.18 1. What is church? If a friend or coworker asked you to explain what it means, how would you answer? 2. Read Acts 2.42-47 together. 3. The church doesn't usually act like this, and…

Heaven Small Group Questions from May 6th We all have ideas and assumptions that we make about Heaven. Chances are, if we shared those ideas, we'd find differences, for sure, and plenty of similarities, as well. BUT....Make it your goal, at least while thinking and…

Uncharted Following Jesus Into New Territory Small Group Questions from April 29th Intro Questions You have $1,000,000 and five years. You can do anything you want as long as you go somewhere (or somewheres). What would you do? To clear up a few things....you don't…

Uncharted Following Jesus Into New Territory Small Group Questions from April 22nd What's something strange or funny that you believed as a kid that as an adult is just ridiculous? (For example, I thought windshield wipers could sense when it was raining and that's why…

Uncharted Following Jesus Into New Territory Small Group Questions from April 15th A willingness to change....a willingness to be wrong....why can it be so incredibly difficult?  Even the most patient and kindhearted among us don't always respond well to evidence that challenges our assumptions. Share…

Uncharted Following Jesus Into New Territory Small Group Questions from April 8th Share a story of when you've done something that was a brand new experience...traveled overseas, changed careers, new baby...anything like that. What were your fears? What was good? What was challenging? What did…

Easter Sunday Small Group Questions When we tell stories (especially about ourselves), there's this weird truth that the more specific something is, the easier it is for someone else to relate to it. Like, you could say, "My parents are crazy," and lots of people…