Ephesians 1:15-23

This week's questions are: :-)

• Which of the living things that Paul prayed could you use most in your life right now?

• In verses 20 through 22, what do we learn about Christ?

• What are you doing in your life "that you may know him better" (v. 17)?

• Where do you need the "incomparably great power" (v.19) of God to be at work in the coming week?

Ephesians 1:1-14

Hi guys!


This week we are reading Ephesians 1:1-14 and doing a couple of questions. I hope everyone is having a wonderful MEA break. This might seem like a long passage but it really isn't too bad. Please read the chapter and think about the questions. Make sure you bring your bibles on tuesday.



1 When did Jesus choose us to be holy and blameless in his sight? Why?


2 In this passage, what "mystery" has God revealed as part of his ultimate plan and purpose?


3 What is God's proof of ownership for Christians?


4Who gave us our spiritual gifts and give a couple examples of our spiritual gifts.

A new start

Hi everybody!
we are going to start the bible study and the 14th of oct. I hope the word gets out. See you tomarrow in room 266 at 7:00. Bye!

James

Summer Prayer Requests

1. Finals, tests

2. Safety traveling

3. Our friend who's kidneys both failed (Aimee, Sarah, Gwen)

4. James' regional wrestling championships

5. Our Dog that we're getting (Hannah)

6. McKenzie's family travels to Sweden

7. Storm devastation

Last Bible Study of this Year!

Hey everyone. This Tuesday we will study Romans 12:1-8.

1)What is the mercy shown to us, and why should it cause us to offer our bodies to God?

2)How can we live our lives as a "living sacrifice?"

3)Why does having a renewed mind allow us to understand God's will?

4)How can you measure the faith you have been given?

5)Can you think of an example of how the body of Christ works together in all its different parts?

Thanks so much for an amazing year!
Ps: Cici, Megan and Emily have treats tomorrow.

Psalm 28

This week we'll be reading Psalm 28.


1. David talks about a neighbor that speaks peace, but has a flaw. What's the flaw?

2. What images does David associate with God? Why?

3. Which image of God means the most to you?

4. How will God treat us versus how he will treat those that are evil?

5. In this Psalm, David goes from being defeated and desperate (vs. 1-5) to overjoyed and confiedent (vs. 6-7). How can this be?

See you all on Tuesday!

Final week of Titus!

This week read Titus 3:9-15.

Questions
1. Do you have any examples of controversies or arguments that are unproductive?

2. Why do you think Paul tells us that after warning a divisive person twice we shouldn't have anything to do with them? vs. 10-11.

3. How do Paul's instructions in vs. 9-11 reflect both love and uncompromising righteousness? What are situations where we see this division in our lives and how might we handle it?

4. How might we devote ourselves to doing what is good? What is the good Paul is talking about?

5. What is the main thing you've gotten out of Titus?

Kalli's bringing treats.