Faith Christian Family Church is a multi-site church located in Missouri.
Small Group Questions: 1.) Who is the real enemy of God and Christians? 2.) How do we get distracted to put all of our energy into the wrong battle? 3.) How do we process the fact that all human government of that to our current situation? 4.) What gives us hope in spite of failed human nature? 5.) The day begins with darkness. What are the implications of that to our current situation? 6.) What would a real revival look like an America? 7.) What would another great awakening look like in America? 8.) How do we help Christians stay on track and be established in the faith? (Hint: Bible) 9.) How do we establish a system of accountability in our lives? (Hint: small groups and bands) 10.) Pray for our country.
Small Group Questions: 1.) Does God value one nationality over another? 2.) Why has the racism resurfaced so strongly in our culture and the world? 3.) What can we, as Christians do to counteract it? 4.) Why do you think God didn't just say "Free the Slaves"? 5.) You should be known first for your allegiance to Jesus Christ rather than for your politics. Do you agree? Why or why not. 6.) Does the Bible say anything about gun control? 7.) We can have different convictions about issues where the Bible is silent. Do you agree? How can you love someone who disagrees with you? 8.) Murderers don't need guns to murder. It is a sin and heart problem. More laws don't stop lawbreakers. Do you agree? 9.) The very fact that we are able as Americans to discuss and debate these issues is a sign of our freedom. America is "flawed but free." Do you agree? Why or why not? 10.) How are you praying for the future of our country now?
Small Group Questions: 1.) Should a Christian be involved in the culture and country? Why or why not? 2.) What is the role of government? 3.) What form of government does America have? 4.) What would keep our current form of government from working? 5.) What nation had a theocracy? Is America a theocracy? 6.) Why is it easy to begin to see the government as a form of God? 7.) Why is that dangerous? 8.) What is the correct and incorrect interpretation of separation of church and state? 9.) Besides praying, what should a Christian citizen do to influence the culture? 10.) America is a place where diversity and differences of opinion are to be celebrated. Freedom is the issue until it hurts someone else. Do you agree or disagree? (Are you registered to vote? If not, please register. Pray, read the bible and vote Biblical values.)
Small Group Questions: 1.) Why do you believe abortion is wrong? 2.) What motivates a women to have an abortion? 3.) What are some arguments for adoration? 4.) How can the church be more supportive of women who are facing an unwanted pregnancy? 5.) Has the church been more pro-life than pro-love for the women? 6.) How should we respond when Roe V Wade is overturned? 7.) Can people who believe in abortion be a part of the church? 8.) How can we support women who have already had an abortion? 9.) How should we be praying about the future of this subject in America? 10.) Are you optimistic about the future of America in this area? Why or why not?
Small Group Questions: 1.) How is chapter 7 like chapter 2? 2.) What are the differences between the four empires in the statute and represented as beasts? 3.) The Roman Empire is presented as the fiercest empire. In what way? 4.) The ten kings rule over the revised Roman Empire. How do you see that shaping up? 5.) Everyone interprets prophecy in light of their current events. How do we? 6.) When the ten kings arise, the little horn displaces three kings. The little horn is the anitchrist of Revelation. How do you see that shaping up? 7.) The stone which represents the kingdom of God destroys the kings and kingdoms of man. How does that happen according to Revelation? 8.) The revised Roman Empire has to exist when Jesus returns. How could that come to pass? What would have to happen? 9.) Chapters 2-7 are in Aramaic. Why? 10.) Chapter 8 switches back to Hebrew. Why?
Small Group Questions: 1.) Chapter 8 tells Daniel and us the immediate future for Israel. Why would that be helpful to them? 2.) God told Daniel about Alexander the Great's empire and even his destruction hundreds of years before it happened. How does that make you think about prophecy yet to be fulfilled? 3.) Daniel read the prophecy from Jeremiah, yet he prayed for its fulfillment. How do those two things work together? 4.) In Daniel's prayer he identified with the sins of Israel even though he did not personally commit them. Why did he do that? 5.) Gabriel told Daniel that the temple would be built in 49 years and then another 434 years would pass before the Messiah (Anointed One) would be cut off. Why would it seem that the Messiah appeared to accomplish nothing? 6.) After the 483 years the Church Age began. We don't know when this season will end but we know it is followed by the final seven years. What is that seven year period called? 7.) Where else did we study the tribulation period? 8.) Pastor Terry believes in a pre-tribulation rapture of the Church. Do you? 9.) The Church is a mystery in the Old Testament. It began in a mystery, and it ends in a mystery. Jesus said no one knows the day or hour of its ending and his return. When do you think this will happen? 10.) In Daniel God laid out the future of the Gentile world and the Jewish world. Where are we now?
Small Group Questions: 1.) Why wouldn't Nebuchadnezzar tell the wise men the dream? 2.) How did Daniel and his friends get the interpretation? 3.) Why was Nebuchadnezzar pleased with the interpretation? 4.) The Roman Empire is represented by the two legs and then ten toes. This kingdom is divided. This seems to be the Revised Roman Empire. Do you agree? 5.) In the case of Joseph and Daniel, God raised up Jewish leaders to rule world empires. What is significant about that? 6.) Where are we now in history according to the statute? 7.) Why was the stone cut without human hands? 8.) What does the stone represent? 9.) How long does the kingdom of the stone last? 10.) God show Daniel the rest of the Gentile empires. Why is that so amazing?
Small Group Questions: 1.) Describe how Satan ends up in eternity. 2.) How are the nations judged (Matthew 25)? 3.) What images do you think about when you imagine a new heaven and a new earth? 4.) What stands out to you about the physical aspects of the new Jerusalem? 5.) What spiritual aspects stand out to you about the new Jerusalem and eternity? 6.) Why does the new city include aspects of the twelve tribes of Israel and the twelve apostles of the Lamb? 7.) What is the difference between the Lamb's book of life and the books at the final White Throne judgment? 8.) God wants his home to be among people. Why is that? 9.) Describe the physical size of the city. 10.) What do you think we will do in eternity?
Small Group Questions: 1.) What are the two invitations issued in Revelation 19? 2.) “For the essence of prophecy is to give a clear witness for Jesus.” How does this principle relate to the gifts of the Holy Spirit? 3.) “the word I spoke is what will judge him at the last day.” How does God's Word judge us now? How will it judge people then? 4.) One angel binds Satan at the end. What does that say to us about Satan's real power? 5.) People are given great responsibility by God. Paul even says we will judge angels. What do you think this is? 6.) After the 1000 years Satan is released to tempt those on the earth. Why? 7.) What is his ultimate future? 8.) Is there a difference between Church Age followers of Jesus and Tribulation Age followers of Jesus? 9.) Why is it better to follow Jesus now? 10.) How should we be praying right now in this season?
View small group questions in app by clicking the more button. You can also download printable questions by clicking the button at the bottom of this page. 1.) What was wrong about the hut builder's approach? 2.) Why is it mud pies in this world can be so attractive if we have never tasted a real pie? 3.) The son who judged the first son was just as bad but compared himself. What does Romans 2:1 say about that attitude? 4.) Religion is man's idea of what he thinks God expects from him. Do you agree or disagree? 5.) The legalist wanted to save himself. How do Christians fall from grace and put more faith in keeping the rules than in the grace of God? 6.) What type of things do we begin to credit to our religious accounts? 7.) Which of these sons were the most like you before you surrendered to Jesus? Read Matthew 20: “For the Kingdom of Heaven is like the landowner who went out early one morning to hire workers for his vineyard. 2 He agreed to pay the normal daily wage 1 * and sent them out to work. 3 “At nine o'clock in the morning he was passing through the marketplace and saw some people standing around doing nothing. 4 So he hired them, telling them he would pay them whatever was right at the end of the day. 5 So they went to work in the vineyard. At noon and again at three o'clock he did the same thing. 6 “At five o'clock that afternoon he was in town again and saw some more people standing around. He asked them, ‘Why haven't you been working today?' 7 “They replied, ‘Because no one hired us.' “The landowner told them, ‘Then go out and join the others in my vineyard.' 8 “That evening he told the foreman to call the workers in and pay them, beginning with the last workers first. 9 When those hired at five o'clock were paid, each received a full day's wage. 10 When those hired first came to get their pay, they assumed they would receive more. But they, too, were paid a day's wage. 11 When they received their pay, they protested to the owner, 12 ‘Those people worked only one hour, and yet you've paid them just as much as you paid us who worked all day in the scorching heat.' 13 “He answered one of them, ‘Friend, I haven't been unfair! Didn't you agree to work all day for the usual wage? 14 Take your money and go. I wanted to pay this last worker the same as you. 15 Is it against the law for me to do what I want with my money? Should you be jealous because I am kind to others?' 2 8.) What is the complaint most people have about the workers who came last? 9.) Why is it not a legitimate complaint? 10.) Do you ever have to fight comparison? How do you combat it?
View small group questions in app by clicking the more button. You can also download printable questions by clicking the button at the bottom of this page. 1.) What is your learning style? Do pictures and comparisons help you? 2.) Jesus used parables. Can you think of one that helps you understand the idea he was presenting better? 3.) The promise of righteousness was made 430 years before the law. What then was the purpose of the law? 4.) The law was given to oversee people until they could receive the trust fund of grace. How did it work? 5.) Now that we have deposited the grace into our account, why are we tempted to go back to the restrictions of the trust fund? 6.) Paul uses the comparison of the two sons (Isaac and Esau) to illustrate the contrast between freedom and slavery. Who are the ones Paul says is under slavery? 7.) Paul says not to use our freedom to indulge our flesh but to use it to love and serve God and others. Discuss. 8.) What are the fruit of the spirit? 9.) How do we develop the fruit of the spirit? 10.) Pray with each other that grace will win the day in your life.
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