As Danny’s message is so good and to aid in discussion I thought I would include most of it so that you can not only be able to read through it and be reminded but choose the parts you want to particularly discuss in your group. I have also included some questions (in brackets, underlined
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This week’s study is combining Murray’s last week and this week’s messages. 1. How To Win People To Christ. Read 1 Corinthians 9:1-23. A. Paul’s Motivation. According to 1 Corinthians 9:16-17 what did Paul say his reason for preaching the good news was? See also Acts 26:12-23. Do all Christians have the responsibility to share
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Discuss Danny’s opening comments…. “….this topic is so important, for those who are married, next to your relationship with God, your marriage should be the most important relationship that you foster and work on.” Do you agree? Why is this so? Do you have a goal for your marriage? If so share with your group
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As an introduction to this study and before we look specifically at Christian singleness let’s look at a couple of principles which apply to Christians generally either married or single. Summarise the essence of what they are teaching 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, 10:31, Romans 14:17-19, 1 Corinthians 7:35. What does Paul say has great value? 1
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What about divorce? How should Christians view it? The Corinthians had plenty of questions. One was: “Now that I have become a Christian should I divorce my non Christian spouse?” Today we may ask: “Should a Christian get a divorce at all?” Last week’s study finished with four Non Biblical reasons for divorce…. They listen to
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“The Christians in Corinth were surrounded by sexual temptation. The city had a reputation even among pagans for sexual immorality and religious prostitution. It was this kind of society that Paul delivered these instructions on sex and marriage. The Corinthian church was in turmoil because of the immorality of the culture around them. They needed
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