Built Together.
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January 24, 2021
Built Together.

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Message Questions: 1 Peter 2:1-10

  1. Which of “ malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, or slander ” poses the greatest struggle for you these days? How will you work together as a small group to “ rid yourselves ” of these?
  2. What is “ pure spiritual milk ”? How does your group crave that these days?
  3. Explain what it means to claim that Jesus is the Cornerstone. In what way is your “ life together ” different (or would be different) with Him as your Cornerstone?
  4. God says we are being built with each other into a spiritual house. Where do you see evidence of that?
  5. What piece of God’s declaration over us in verses 9 & 10 resonates most with you today? Give reasons for your choice.

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