August 8, 2021
Change: Washing Dishes
Stories that change the World and your heart.
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Luke 17:7-10
Message Questions:
- Who was the best boss you ever worked for? What made her or him so good to work for?
- Agree or disagree: a major piece of being a Christian is serving. Explain your response.
- What is your motivation to serve? How does that reveal itself in your attitude?
- Have you ever had an experience when your service wasn’t just for Jesus but actually ‘to’ Him?
- What are your responsibilities before God these days? Share with your group how you are stepping into each of them.
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