9/8 Sermon Recap & Discussion Questions

Sunday

Service 10:00 am

by: Sara Nielsen

09/12/2024

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9/8 Sermon Discussion Questions

Recap:

  • Pastor Suzanne talked about the importance of literal bridge inspections in detecting problems and cracks early to keep bridges from collapsing.
  • She then talked about the need to do regular, honest inspection of our lives: our walk with God, our knowledge and awareness of ourselves, and our relationships with others to see where there may be cracks that need to be repaired.
  • The scripture passages we looked at told stories of two scenarios that required people to “sit down” and assess their resources and situations honestly to determine how best to proceed.
  • She talked about how this “Bridge Inspections” sermon series this fall is going to help us “sit down,” ask practical questions about our bridges to God, self, and others, and help us determine how best to proceed.

 

Discussion Questions:

  • What reactions do you have to the idea of having to “sit down” and honestly assess your relationship with God, self, and others?
  • What makes it hard to get honest with yourself and your life?
  • Are there people who you could ask to be conversation partners with you as we do this together this fall?
  • What could be the benefits of choosing to “sit down,” honestly assess these areas, and take a step towards repair or intentional building?
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9/8 Sermon Discussion Questions

Recap:

  • Pastor Suzanne talked about the importance of literal bridge inspections in detecting problems and cracks early to keep bridges from collapsing.
  • She then talked about the need to do regular, honest inspection of our lives: our walk with God, our knowledge and awareness of ourselves, and our relationships with others to see where there may be cracks that need to be repaired.
  • The scripture passages we looked at told stories of two scenarios that required people to “sit down” and assess their resources and situations honestly to determine how best to proceed.
  • She talked about how this “Bridge Inspections” sermon series this fall is going to help us “sit down,” ask practical questions about our bridges to God, self, and others, and help us determine how best to proceed.

 

Discussion Questions:

  • What reactions do you have to the idea of having to “sit down” and honestly assess your relationship with God, self, and others?
  • What makes it hard to get honest with yourself and your life?
  • Are there people who you could ask to be conversation partners with you as we do this together this fall?
  • What could be the benefits of choosing to “sit down,” honestly assess these areas, and take a step towards repair or intentional building?
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