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MAY YOUR KINGDOM COME: It's Here!

The following questions are to be used as a study aid for the sermon preached by Pastor Jon Green at the Grace Place on Sunday, October 2, 2016.  To get the most from these questions, go to http://www.nashvillechurch.com and click on “Media” to either stream the current service or listen to a previous sermon.

These questions can be used in your private Bible study during the week or as the topic for a small group study.  For more information on participating in a small group study, click on "Adults" in the ministries section of www.nashvillechurch.com.

Fellowship:

Icebreaker:
Describe your make-believe kingdom.
What position would you hold in your kingdom?
What does your make-believe castle look like?
What kind of feasts would you have?

Scripture:
Luke 17:20-21, Luke 22:16, Romans 14:17

Lesson:
Everyone enjoys a great castle and kingdom as is evident from the wildly popular video game, Minecraft.  It is a game where you “explore randomly generated worlds and build amazing things from the simplest of homes to the grandest of castles.”  As a child of God, we are living in an amazing Kingdom right now!  We don’t enter the Kingdom; it enters us!

When did the Kingdom of God begin?
Where does Jesus say the Kingdom of God is located?
How does the Kingdom of God become a part of us?
What are the building blocks of a Kingdom “castle?”
How should we care for our Kingdom “castle?”
What do we “feast” on in the Kingdom of God?  (Romans 14:17)
What are God’s Kingdom people like?
Why should we want more people to join the Kingdom?


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