July 18, 2021
Change: Quick On Your Feet
Stories that change the World and your heart.
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Luke 16:1-8
Message Questions:
- Have you ever been taken advantage of or been used by an unscrupulous person? Tell that
story. - How do you react to the manager reducing the debt that people owed his former employer?
- Agree or disagree with the claim that the dishonest manager ‘banked’ on the goodwill of his
Master. Explain your answer. - What does the evidence indicate in your life: does your mood and security rest in your own
spiritual performance or in the kindness of God? - In what way might Jesus be inviting us to be ’shrewd’ in our lives? Is it possible to be shrewd in a way that makes a difference for eternity?
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