Weekly small Group Questions
January 18th
Unity in the Body of Christ
1 Corinthians 1:10-17
Read 1 Corinthians 1:10–17.
Where do I quietly divide the body of Christ by elevating my preferences and personalities over unity in Jesus?
Whose voice shapes my spiritual confidence more than Christ’s: a pastor, a movement, a tradition, or a personality I admire?
If someone watched my life for a month, would they conclude that Christ is the center of my identity, or that I belong to a particular camp, brand, or style of Christianity?
Where am I tempted to use spiritual leaders as shields to avoid obedience, avoid conflict, or avoid dealing with my own heart?
What would it look like for me to pursue unity that is rooted in Christ, not uniformity, but unity that costs me something, stretches me, and forces me to love beyond preference?
Where do I quietly divide the body of Christ by elevating my preferences and personalities over unity in Jesus?
Whose voice shapes my spiritual confidence more than Christ’s: a pastor, a movement, a tradition, or a personality I admire?
If someone watched my life for a month, would they conclude that Christ is the center of my identity, or that I belong to a particular camp, brand, or style of Christianity?
Where am I tempted to use spiritual leaders as shields to avoid obedience, avoid conflict, or avoid dealing with my own heart?
What would it look like for me to pursue unity that is rooted in Christ, not uniformity, but unity that costs me something, stretches me, and forces me to love beyond preference?