Calvary BFC
THE HOSTESSES - Luke 10:38-42
Why do you spend your time the way you spend it? Has life simply happened to you or are you intentionally living for what is most important? Jesus calls us to live in a way that is based on reality. Jesus calls us to live for what matters most? Are you living this way?
Locations & Times
Calvary Bible Fellowship Church
6782 N Main St, Coopersburg, PA 18036, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 10:45 AM
I. The contrast is not between learning and serving
II. The contrast is actually between prioritizing myself or Jesus
III. Bottom Line: Jesus is the most important part of your life
IV. Applications:
• Examine whether I make Jesus the priority of my life
• Take steps to prioritize Jesus
o Silence and solitude
o Sabbath
o Simplicity
o Slow down
• Examine whether I make Jesus the priority of my life
• Take steps to prioritize Jesus
o Silence and solitude
o Sabbath
o Simplicity
o Slow down
Questions to Consider
1. What do you wish were the three highest priorities in your life? Why?
2. Are your hoped for priorities actually what is most important to you? How do you know?
3. What did Martha do that was good? What did Mary do that was good?
4. What was Mary’s actual problem? When do we have that same problem? How do you fight that problem?
5. Jesus re-framed the situation. What is Jesus’ perspective on Mary and Martha?
6. What contrast do we often set up when we talk about Mary and Martha? Why is this the wrong contrast?
7. What is the real contrast that is taking place between Mary and Martha?
8. What is the primary truth that this passage teaches that applies to all people? What steps will this truth cause you to take this week?
2. Are your hoped for priorities actually what is most important to you? How do you know?
3. What did Martha do that was good? What did Mary do that was good?
4. What was Mary’s actual problem? When do we have that same problem? How do you fight that problem?
5. Jesus re-framed the situation. What is Jesus’ perspective on Mary and Martha?
6. What contrast do we often set up when we talk about Mary and Martha? Why is this the wrong contrast?
7. What is the real contrast that is taking place between Mary and Martha?
8. What is the primary truth that this passage teaches that applies to all people? What steps will this truth cause you to take this week?