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StoneBridge Community Church
July 11 & 12: The Fruit of the Spirit(ual) Community
Associate Pastor Ryan Joslin
Locations & Times
StoneBridge Community Church
4832 Cochran St, Simi Valley, CA 93063, USA
Saturday 5:15 PM
Sunday 5:20 PM
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Worship With Generosity
1. What is Living by the Spirit?
2. The Debate in Galatia
3. Grace and the Spirit
4. Christian Freedom
5. Through Love we Serve
6. Paul's Vision for Community
7. The Fruit of the Spirit flourishes in Community
1. How have you experienced God's grace in your life, how would you describe that feeling and experience?
2. What does it look like for you to choose to follow God out of love and grace and not of fear or wanting to be righteous?
3. How have you felt lovingly served by other Christians? How have you lovingly served others?
4. Where in your time at StoneBridge have you seen this church lovingly serve others? Where have you seen the Fruit of the Spirit flourish here at StoneBridge?
5. How have you experienced the fruit of love, joy, and peace specifically from being a part of a church community and seeing the Spirit move through it?
6. Moving forward, what are ways you can continue to lovingly serve at StoneBridge or maybe serve in a new way that you have not done before?
7. How could our church lovingly serve others that come to StoneBridge for the first time or find it hard to come to church? Especially when we consider the new children and families
What is Christian mysticism? What makes someone a mystic? Are these people just out there or do they have something deeply profound to share? Join Rev. Ryan during the month of July where we will dive into the Christian mystical tradition to answer these very questions. In this class, we will look at Christian mystics throughout history with the goal of understanding what exactly Christian mysticism is and how we can learn from the tradition for our faith lives today. We will look at historical figures, asceticism, mystical theology, and contemplation in our time together, all with the goal of having our own faith transformed.