First Christian Church
ALL IN: Are You ALL IN - WWJS?
ALL IN: A four-week series that will challenge us to go ALL IN for Christ! Together we'll be inspired by God's Word to deepen our devotion, sharpen our focus, and align our values and priorities with those of God's Kingdom. Come be part of this transformative journey and let’s encourage one another to live fully for Jesus! Thanks for worshiping with us today! Please take some time and let us know you joined us by filling out a Connection Card. If you found this resource helpful in your spiritual growth consider giving to First Christian Church in order to keep these resources available. Just follow the links below.
Locations & Times
First Christian Church
780 Fairground St, Cookeville, TN 38501, USA
Sunday 10:00 AM
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TALK IT OVER
1. Which of the four types of soil from the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:19-23) best describes the current state of your heart and your response to God’s Word? What evidence of fruit (or lack of it) do you see in your life?
2. When reflecting on the "rocky soil," what challenges or obstacles have caused you to struggle in your walk with Christ? How can you deepen your spiritual roots to withstand trials and grow in perseverance?
3. In what ways might the "thorns" of life's worries and distractions be choking out your spiritual growth? How can you prioritize seeking God's Kingdom first (Matthew 6:33) to become more fruitful in your discipleship?
1. Which of the four types of soil from the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:19-23) best describes the current state of your heart and your response to God’s Word? What evidence of fruit (or lack of it) do you see in your life?
2. When reflecting on the "rocky soil," what challenges or obstacles have caused you to struggle in your walk with Christ? How can you deepen your spiritual roots to withstand trials and grow in perseverance?
3. In what ways might the "thorns" of life's worries and distractions be choking out your spiritual growth? How can you prioritize seeking God's Kingdom first (Matthew 6:33) to become more fruitful in your discipleship?