Peace Church - Cary, NC
Who are You? A Study of Jesus in John - John 6:25-51
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Locations & Times
Peace Church
1777 W Chatham St, Cary, NC 27513, USA
Sunday 8:30 AM
Sunday 11:00 AM
"I Am the Bread of Life" Sermon Questions
1. How did the sermon or sermon text give you hope?
2. What part of the sermon text or sermon did you find most uncomfortable and why?
3. How does Jesus' teaching in verse 26 challenge our common approach to ministry with those who don't know Jesus?
4. As a Christian, how does your heart continue to attempt to use Jesus like the crowd?
5. In what "perishable" food (v 27) does your soul continue to search for satisfaction and why?
6. How does John 6:37 & 44 align with what is taught in Acts 13:48, 16:14?
7. What comfort can we draw John 6:39? What is not promised in John 6:39?
8. How does this quote by John Calvin on John 6:30 hit you and why: At first, because they promise to themselves that Christ will flatter their vices, they eagerly embrace the gospel, and call for no proof of it; but when they are called to deny the flesh and to bear the cross, then do they begin to renounce Christ and ask whence the gospel came. In short, as soon as Christ does not grant their prayers, he is no longer their Master."
1. How did the sermon or sermon text give you hope?
2. What part of the sermon text or sermon did you find most uncomfortable and why?
3. How does Jesus' teaching in verse 26 challenge our common approach to ministry with those who don't know Jesus?
4. As a Christian, how does your heart continue to attempt to use Jesus like the crowd?
5. In what "perishable" food (v 27) does your soul continue to search for satisfaction and why?
6. How does John 6:37 & 44 align with what is taught in Acts 13:48, 16:14?
7. What comfort can we draw John 6:39? What is not promised in John 6:39?
8. How does this quote by John Calvin on John 6:30 hit you and why: At first, because they promise to themselves that Christ will flatter their vices, they eagerly embrace the gospel, and call for no proof of it; but when they are called to deny the flesh and to bear the cross, then do they begin to renounce Christ and ask whence the gospel came. In short, as soon as Christ does not grant their prayers, he is no longer their Master."