Discussion Questions for “Growing in Grace, Part 3”
These questions are here to stimulate dialogue about today’s topic – feel free to skip around or discuss items not listed below.
Discussion Questions for “Growing in Grace, Part 3”
These questions are here to stimulate dialogue about today’s topic – feel free to skip around or discuss items not listed below.
This weekend we finish our series entitled Growing in Grace.
Discussion Questions for “Cultivating Courage, part 2: Handling Criticism”
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In part 2 of our series in cultivating courage, we
As we conclude this series on the teachings of Jesus,
Jesus painted a countercultural picture of what his kingdom could
In Part 6 of our series on the teachings of
It’s tempting to stigmatise those who are not like us,
The book of James is actually a letter, written between AD 44 and 49 and may have been the first New Testament (NT) book written. The letter states in v. 1: V. “James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, to the twelve tribes scattered among the nations: Greetings” Which James was this? Of the 4 individuals named James mentioned in the NT, scholars believe this letter was penned by James, the oldest half-brother of Jesus (c.f. Mark 6:3).