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VHG – Vision: Express Yourself – Part 1

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VHG – Vision: Express Yourself – Part 1

THE TWO QUESTIONS 

  1. The Critical Mind Shift:
    • Summary:
      One of the most critical shifts in thinking is the recognition that, as believers, we are the living embodiment of the church. The church is not and has never been a physical building; rather, the church is the composition of born-again Spirit-filled believers, wherever their placement or station may be in life. The church is God’s people, and these people are everywhere.
    • Discussion Questions: 
      • How can we be intentional about embracing the church as people and not as a place?
      • What practical steps can we take to ensure that we demonstrate this truth and avoid falling into the trap of viewing the church as the place where we gather on the weekends?  
  1. The 1ST Vision Question: Who Are You, Lord?
    • Summary:
      Upon coming to faith in Jesus Christ, the first question that every believer must ask is the question of who Jesus is. This is a relational question emphasizing our primary calling, which is to a relationship with Jesus Christ. Everything else flows out from and is connected to this relationship. For believers, knowing Jesus is everything.
    • Discussion Questions: 
      • What does it mean to have a solid relationship with Jesus, and what’s the evidence of this?  
      • With the many changes that can happen in life, what are some ways in which we can cultivate and sustain an enduring relationship with Jesus Christ? 
  1. The 2ND Vision Question: What Will You Have Me To Do? 
    • Summary:
      The second question that arises when walking with the Lord is that of assignment or calling. The question, “What will you have me do?” is vocational. With this question comes the subject of our divinely entrusted responsibilities as believers. As stewards, every believer has been entrusted with a garden that must be tended to throughout the course of their life and then given account of when face-to-face with the Lord at the end of time.
    • Discussion Questions: 
      • What are some practical ways to know our calling and/or vocation, and how can we be certain that we are actively serving in our life’s calling?  
      • How can the gatherings of the church assist in the knowing of our callings?  

Prayer: Holy Spirit, Draw Us Closer To Our Lord Jesus Christ. 

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