Family Reunion: Man Up

The following questions are to be used as a study aid for the sermon preached at the Grace Place on Sunday, June 17, 2012, by Pastor Tommy Dove. To get the most from these questions, go to www.graceplaceonline.us and listen to the sermon first.

These questions can be used in your private Bible study during the week or as a basis for a small group study. For more information on hosting or leading a small group study, click on "GP Small Groups" under "GP Ministries" at www.graceplace.us.

Explore:

Finish this sentence: “When I was a child, I. . .”

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

What childish activity do you still enjoy?

Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 13:11-12

Excavate:

What childish behavior do you admire in adults?

What childish behavior do you dislike in adults?

Why is it important to “grow up” in our faith?

Extract:

What do you think it means that we see a “poor reflection” now?

How will you feel being face-to-face with Jesus?

What will it mean to be fully known?

What actions do you need to improve now?

Prayer:

Announcements:

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