Abbotsford – April 22, Jude 5-13
Mission – April 15, Jude 3-4
- Jude was eager to write to his audience about their common salvation. What is this “common salvation” he’s referring to?
- There’s an appeal in verse 3 for Christians to “contend for the faith that was once delivered to the saint”. What does Jude mean by “contend”?
- These chosen, loved and kept christians (Jude 1), are to contend “for the faith”? Define “the faith” Jude refers to in this verse.
Abbotsford – April 15, Jude 3-4
Mission – April 8, Jude 1-2
- Why would Jude choose to introduce himself as a bond-servant of Jesus Christ?
- What would it take for you to submit to a sibling as their bond-servant?
- What does it mean for you to be a bond-servant of Jesus Christ?
Abbotsford – April 8, Jude 1
Abbotsford – April 1, 1 Corinthians 15:1-6
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Mission – March 25, Romans 4
- Even though God’s promise was impossible, since he and Sarai were both old and childless, Abraham believed God. Abraham was declared righteous because of his faith (Genesis 15:6). What does it mean to trust God when circumstances are out of your control?
- The Gospel in its very nature is scandalous. Why do you think it offends people? What does it reveal about us? What does it reveal about God?
- As Christians, we have a tendency of becoming too familiar with God’s grace. When we do this, we risk falling into an ‘us’ and ‘them’ mentality where we forget that saving faith is for all who believe. Who are the people who you inadvertently alienate from the promises of God? What practical things can you do to avoid falling into this trap?
Mission – March 18, Genesis 22
- What are some of the parallels between Isaac and Jesus?
- How is the promise to Abraham fulfilled through Jesus?
- How is that Promise extended to us?
Abbotsford – March 25, Romans 4