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Faithful Where You Are, Building Others in Christ
The men’s 19-week study through 1 Corinthians caught up this week: the group had skipped a session two weeks earlier to help grill in North Dallas, and last week covered the end of chapter 7 (“a …
Living with Undivided Devotion to Christ and Eternity
The men’s study through 1 Corinthians continues the series’ question, “What does a disciple look like?” with about 15 verses from chapter 7, where Paul counsels the Corinthians on singleness and …
You Are Not Your Own: Living as Christ's Purchased Disciples
Week 6 of the men’s study through 1 Corinthians. Paul reminds the Corinthian church–and us–that discipleship shows up in ordinary, concrete issues: how we resolve conflicts, where we ground our …
A Disciple Takes Sin Seriously: Grieving and Repentance in Community
Week 5 of the men’s study on 1 Corinthians, focusing on what the letter teaches about discipleship; the theme for the week: “A disciple takes sin seriously.” Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 5 confront a …
Serving Humbly and Reflecting Christ's Heart
The group walked through 1 Corinthians 4 to answer one practical question: “What does true Christian maturity look like?” Paul’s answer is startlingly simple–mature disciples serve like unseen …
Rooted in Christ: Discovering Our True Identity
The study launched the new “Built Different” series by opening Paul’s first letter to the troubled church in Corinth, where he begins not with rebuke but with a sweeping reminder of who the believers …
Paul reminds the Colossians that growth in Christ does not come from spiritual add-ons. Believers deepen by returning to what they already received in Jesus: trust, dependence, surrender, fullness, …
Leader opened by rearranging chairs, asking how everyone felt entering an unfamiliar room. Purpose: create a micro-example of the tension we carry into relationships and to explore how Jesus’ …
Six-week series in Colossians entitled “Enough.” Week 1: “Jesus Is Enough to Save” – Col 1:11-14. Week 2 focus: Col 1:15-20 – “Jesus Is Enough to Sustain Us.” Purpose of Paul’s letter: counter “Jesus …
Opening conversation contrasted “avoiding bad” with “becoming good.” Group agreed true goodness is found only through deeper relationship with Jesus, not self-effort. Leader distributed a …