Weekly small Group Questions
February 1st
Use This Community, Do not Just Heal the Need
Acts 4:32-37
Read Acts 4:32-37.
What does it look like for us to be “of one heart and soul” in our church today, and what would have to change in us for that to become real?
How does genuine discipleship reshape the way we view our possessions, time, and resources as tools God can use to meet needs?
In what ways does a spirit-formed community challenge the individualism we’re used to, and how can we practice a more shared life?
What needs in our church or city is God calling us to actually meet as disciples?
How does Barnabas’ example of encouragement and generosity set a pattern for the kind of disciple God wants you to become?
Where is God inviting you to move from “I’ll help if asked” to “I’m proactively looking for needs to meet”?
What would it take for our church to become the kind of community where “there was not a needy person among them,” and what role could you personally play in that?
What does it look like for us to be “of one heart and soul” in our church today, and what would have to change in us for that to become real?
How does genuine discipleship reshape the way we view our possessions, time, and resources as tools God can use to meet needs?
In what ways does a spirit-formed community challenge the individualism we’re used to, and how can we practice a more shared life?
What needs in our church or city is God calling us to actually meet as disciples?
How does Barnabas’ example of encouragement and generosity set a pattern for the kind of disciple God wants you to become?
Where is God inviting you to move from “I’ll help if asked” to “I’m proactively looking for needs to meet”?
What would it take for our church to become the kind of community where “there was not a needy person among them,” and what role could you personally play in that?