It's All About Me
Key: Notes to Facilitator ; Scripture ; Questions ; What to say
-Small Group Week # 12 – January 13th – Based on the Sermon:
The Goal of this week’s Small Group: To look at ways we as Christ followers can deepen our walk and focus our hearts on what really matters. Verses Referenced: Matthew 6:33; Psalm 63:1; Mark 1:35; Acts 20:7; Hebrews 10:25;
A note to the small group facilitator: Try to use the questions below to create a natural and meaningful conversation that is inclusive of all that are in the group. Draw from your experiences with the group and your knowledge of the group to ask follow up questions that expound on the initial questions included below.
1: Introduction: Welcome everyone to the group and start with some ice-breaker questions below:
What’s something you’d like to keep for the rest of your life?
3: Small Group Content: Allow a few moments for sharing about what their top take-away was.
Share what you wrote for the kind of year you had?
Have you ever put God first for a consistent period of time? What was the outcome? What differences did you notice?
What’s your greatest barrier to starting the day with God?
Why do you start your week with Church? What difference can that make in your life or the life of your family?
How can you bring church into the rest of your week?
What’s your first step to putting God first in your life? What, specifically, do you need to commit to this coming week?
What’s the best costume you’ve ever worn?
2: Recap: Say something like: Today we are talking about last week’s sermon. What stood out to you?
Close in Prayer and remind people to invite others to church this week.
-Small Group Week # 12 – January 13th – Based on the Sermon:
The Goal of this week’s Small Group: To look at ways we as Christ followers can deepen our walk and focus our hearts on what really matters. Verses Referenced: Matthew 6:33; Psalm 63:1; Mark 1:35; Acts 20:7; Hebrews 10:25;
A note to the small group facilitator: Try to use the questions below to create a natural and meaningful conversation that is inclusive of all that are in the group. Draw from your experiences with the group and your knowledge of the group to ask follow up questions that expound on the initial questions included below.
1: Introduction: Welcome everyone to the group and start with some ice-breaker questions below:
What’s something you’d like to keep for the rest of your life?
3: Small Group Content: Allow a few moments for sharing about what their top take-away was.
Share what you wrote for the kind of year you had?
Have you ever put God first for a consistent period of time? What was the outcome? What differences did you notice?
What’s your greatest barrier to starting the day with God?
Why do you start your week with Church? What difference can that make in your life or the life of your family?
How can you bring church into the rest of your week?
What’s your first step to putting God first in your life? What, specifically, do you need to commit to this coming week?
What’s the best costume you’ve ever worn?
2: Recap: Say something like: Today we are talking about last week’s sermon. What stood out to you?
Close in Prayer and remind people to invite others to church this week.
