God’s Church – My Posture

Small Group Discussion Guide


Sermon Series: God’s Church
Sermon Title:
My Posture

BREAK THE ICE:

Serving others requires intentionality and focus on others. Why is that difficult at times?

Transition: Today we continue our series, God’s Church, today we look at My Posture.

DIG IN:

Read Mark 10:35-45

Where was James and John’s focus?

What was Jesus’response?

Read John 13:4-5, 12-17

What was Jesus’ motive for washing the disciples feet?

Some Take aways

  • Jesus came to serve, not be served
  • We should follow Jesus’ example of servanthood
  • True greatness in God’s Kingdom, comes through serving others

Three Questions to Ask Yourself !

A. Are You A Servant or a Serve-Me?

Read Phillippians 2:3-8

Key points from this scripture are:

  1. Everyone should look to the __________ of others
  2. Adopt the same __________ as that of Christ Jesus
  3. Jesus ___________ the form of a _________

What do you think is the secret to focus on others instead of ourselves?

B. Do Your Contribute, or Just Consume?

Read 1 Corinthians 14:12

According to this verse what are we to excel in?

Truth: We are called to contribute in God’s Kingdom through serving

C. Are Your Building Up, or Tearing Down?

Read 1 Corinthians 13:1-8a

How does this scripture of love relate to servanthood?

Truth: Love is a Christians foundation of service to others!

DIG DEEPER:

Points of Application to Consider:

  • This week look for ways to serve someone else, volitionally take the focus off of yourself
  • Reflect on your spiritual gifts, skills, experiences and write down a few ways you could contribute to Antioch church in 2025 utilizing what God has given you
  • Choose one aspect of love in the 1 Corinthians passage to focus on this week as you interact with others. Maybe journal your experience

BRING IT HOME:

Transition: What was your one compelling take-a-way today?

Your homework assignment:

What is God’s spirit focusing on today, give time this week and address that growth edge.

Let’s Pray

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