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Warm-Up for Sunday: This coming Sunday our dear friend and brother, David Culpepper, will be sharing notes from his discipleship journey with Jesus. David asks us to consider the following: “Would you say that God’s plan for a disciple is to be healthy? Well, as many have been experiencing these past few weeks, physical health is sometimes out of our control. So let’s look at a different kind of health, the health of our relationships. I think that we can all agree that God intends for us to have a healthy relationship with Him; no question about that! He certainly wants us to have healthy relationships within the Church, but that is a topic for another sermon. What kind of relationship does he want us to have with the world? This could be a tricky question so give it some thought. What does a healthy relationship with God look like? What does a healthy relationship with the world look like? Let’s wrestle with these questions as we hear about one man’s journey to find answers to these questions.”

Small Group Discussion Questions
 
1:1 Everyday Discipleship Series
Part 4 – Discipleship in a Round About Way
01-19-2025
 
Ice Breaker: What does God need to be doing in your life in order for you to move closer to Him and His unfolding plan for your life?
 
1. How would you describe a healthy relationship with
God?
 
2. How would you describe a healthy relationship with
the world? (Consider John 3:16, 1 John 2:15-17)
 
3. Can we expect the world to behave the way we
want them to? Why or why not? (Gal 5:19-21)
 
4. Agree-Disagree
God is revealing sin in my life on a regular basis.
 
5. Describe a healthy reaction for a disciple when God
reveals sin in their lives.
 
6. Who loves God more: the one who has been
forgiven much, or one who have been forgiven
little? (Consider Luke 7:40-50, 1 John 4:19)
 
7. What is the inevitable outcome of a greater
awareness of God’s love for us?