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Sermon Discussion Questions for Your Life Groups

A quick note from Pastor Assad about this weekend.

Have you ever heard the phrase "Jesus was either a liar, a lunatic, or lord."? It is very provocative to say the least! The comment comes out of the timeless classic, Mere Christianity, where C.S. Lewis wrote this phrase before asking the infamous liar, lunatic, or lord question:

"I am trying here to prevent anyone saying the really foolish thing that people often say about Him: "I’m ready to accept Jesus as a great moral teacher, but I don’t accept his claim to be God.""

People can believe Jesus was an amazing... but God? For many, that is too much to believe. This Sunday, I hope to share with you what I believe the Bible teaches in our new series "Discovering Jesus".

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Specific Life Group Questions

Consider: We favor our own version of the truth.
  1. Have you ever experienced someone favoring their own truth?
  2. How do you favor your own version of the truth?
  3. Why do you think this is difficult for people?
Main Point: Jesus is the Logos, which means Jesus was with God and was God. (v. 1)

See John 1:1

  1. What do you see when you look at John 1:1?
  2. Why do you think the Gospel writer is trying to communicate in this verse?
  3. Have you ever met someone who did not think Jesus was God?
  4. Why is this significant for Jesus followers?
Point: Jesus has always been God and with God from the beginning. (v. 2)

See John 1:2

  1. What is the significance of Jesus being at the beginning with God?
Point: Life comes from Jesus. (vv. 3-4)

See John 1:3-4

  1. What is the Gospel writer John trying to communicate?
  2. What is significant about life coming from Jesus?
  3. How does this impact you personally?
Our Truth: Jesus wins. (v. 5)

See John 1:5

  1. What do you see in this verse? What stands out to you?
  2. How does this verse impact you personally?
  3. How is this good news (Gospel)?
Taking it home:
  1. What can you take away and live out this week?

General Life Group Questions

  1. Is there a sermon point or illustration that you liked or connected with?
  2. Which Bible verse or verses stood out to you the most?
  3. Take some time to re-read the Bible verses that stood out to you?
  4. How do the Bible verses connect to the sermon points?
  5. How do you think God is speaking to you with these verses?
  6. What do you think God may be asking you to do with what he is saying to you?
  7. Think about how you might share this message in your own words with someone. 
  8. Ask God to put someone on your heart to share this message with.
  9. Who is that person? How will you share God’s truth with them?
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