January 12, 2020
Philippians: Jesus is our Mindset
Sharon Simmonds · Listen
Sermon Questions Philippians 2:1-11
1. What do you think it means for Christians to be like-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and of one mind (2:2)?
2. How is selfish ambition and/or vain conceit exhibiting in your life and relationships?
3. How would you describe the mindset of Christ?
4. As we come into 2020, which relationship with another believer needs your attention? Why?
5. What could this relationship look like at this time next year if you embraced the mindset of Jesus?
6. What practical step(s) will you take today to move in a direction for redemption and restoration in this relationship?
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