Contact Tracing: The Leper
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September 13, 2020
Contact Tracing: The Leper

Andrew Allison – Listen

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Sermon Questions: Luke 5:12-16

  1. What do you know about leprosy? Why was it considered a death sentence?
  2. Have you ever felt like there was a death sentence on your life?
  3. Why was it so powerful that Jesus touched the leper? Did anyone meet your at the lowest point of your life?
  4. How comfortable are you in praying for healing for others? Why?
  5. Check out Leviticus 14 for a description of what was required for a healed leper to be brought back into the community. Why was that so extensive?
  6. Where is the Holy Spirit prompting you to ’touch’ a leper or restore someone back into full inclusion in the community?
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