Practicing The Way
October 5, 2025
Practicing The Way

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This Sunday, we begin a message series on Practicing the Way. When Jesus lived bodily among us, he taught and modelled many things, including practices like praying, fasting, solitude and Sabbath. These weren’t harsh measures to separate the strong from the weak; they were gifts to grow intimacy with God and develop a deep well of character and grace. In this week’s passage, Jesus calls Peter and Andrew, two ordinary run-of-the-mill fishermen, to be his apprentices. It turns out Jesus can work with anyone.

 

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Weekly Practice: Prayer

Questions:

Mark 1:16-18

1. As you look back on your life, who or what has had the greatest impact on your spiritual journey so far?

2. What do you think is the driving aim of your life? What are your top goals and priorities?

3. What specifically is included when Jesus says, “Come, follow me?”

4. Peter and Andrew left their nets to follow him. What do you need to leave behind to follow Jesus this week?

5. Name one person you’re praying would find and follow Jesus. Pray, as a group, for each of the names raised.

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