Isaiah 4:2-6When the prophets say “in that day”, there is rarely any specific timeframe given. Why do you think God makes the timing of these future prophecies ambiguous? (Consider Joel 2:1–2, 12–13; Matthew 24:36–51.) How ...

In Isaiah chapter 2, we saw that God’s judgment will come against human pride, abundance, and all the things humanity holds precious and in high esteem. But in chapter 3, God’s judgment is to remove the necessities of life and the necessities f...

Isaiah 2:5-22What does Isaiah's call for the house of Jacob (those chosen by God) to walk in the light of the Lord tell us about our responsibility as God's chosen people?(Consider Colossians 1:9–10)Read...

 Home group questionsRead Isaiah 2:1-4Why is it so important that we spend time learning God’s Word when life is going well, rather than neglecting His Word until things go poorly? (Psalm 119:9–11, 28, 50, 66, 104–105)

 John 21 Home Group questionsJesus provides what we need 1) In what way would you say the resurrection should make a difference in our lives? The disciples went back to their ordinary jobs while wait...

 What struck you most about the desperate situation in Samaria during this story? How do you think you would have responded if you were one of the lepers or in the besieged city? People often try to find sa...

 In this passage, God addresses His people as children, just as Christians are addressed in the same way. How should focusing on God as our Father shape the way we relate to Him? How might truly recognising yourself as God's child help you...

1) Why is it difficult, yet important, for us to read and study the Bible while trying not to let our culture or personal presuppositions determine its meaning? To help us understand Scripture, why do we need to gain insight into the life and w...

Contemplation questions at the end of the Sermon1) From Looking at Ephesians 5:25-33 and focusing on Christ and the Church, what stood out to you about that relationship?2) What is one attitude or behaviour you have towards the ch...

Study Questions 1) How does Titus 2:14—“[Jesus] gave himself for us to redeem us from all lawlessness and to purify for himself a people for his own possession who are zealous for good works.”—help us understa...

 Home Group Questions1) When you come to a passage like this (or Romans 16), do you skim-read it, or do you take time to reflect on it? Why? Why do you think Paul would take the time to write passages like this when it would ...

Home group Questions Read Colossians 4:2-6. From the passage or from the sermon, was there anything that stood out to you—anything you observed, anything that challenged or encouraged you? Before we engage in...