These discussion questions are based on the sermon on 8/1/20.
Here are some discussion questions that you can talk about with the people that are in your home with you. You can also call a friend who was watching and discuss it with them. Or you can break out a notebook and use these questions to journal your thoughts on the message. Those who are at the church will discuss this after the message. 1. Why is fellowship so important? 2. How is love involved with fellowship? 3. How does fellowship with God lead to fellowship with one another? 4. Why do some people not gather together? 5. What are some ways that we can foster fellowship now a days? 6. How can church function more like a community? 7. What message did you personally take away from this sermon? 8. How can you apply this sermon to your life? 9. What practical thing can you do today to get started? Feel free to share some of your thoughts in the comment section below:
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Selva Mason
8/2/2020 08:49:02 pm
1. Why is fellowship so important?
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Wayne Jamel
8/8/2020 08:14:43 pm
You know we never know who is praying for us. But at the end of the day Jesus prays for us as well.
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Elizabeth (Comment from Youtube Channel)
8/16/2020 11:29:48 am
I learned that fellowship with God means fellowship with the body of Christ, which is, the church, the people. Although I kinda knew this before, I never paid attention to the frequency and importance which this call to fellowship appears in the scriptures.
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Wayne Jamel
8/16/2020 11:35:56 am
Wow what wonderful insight. You are absolutely right... you cannot force fellowship. When people feel obligated to gather together then its almost defeated. That's like forcing people to be friends. It's interesting because the people that are most legalistic I have not seen come back. Perhaps that is because attendance was checking off what they needed to do, but now that they don't "need" to go to church because their is an online option, they can check off their quota for the week and go online. The online stuff is a blessing don't get me wrong. But it can never replace the power of in person interaction.
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