Marriage and Singleness: Seated Together With Christ
Series: The Gospel at Home: Marriage, Parenting and Singleness Topic: Topical Passage: Ephesians 5:21–33, 1 Corinthians 7:1–9
Marriage and Singleness: Seated Together with Christ
Introduction
Mystery Defined
Patterns of Submission
Whether Married ...
Or Single ...
We’re All Family.
Discipleship group questions
Launching questions
- Why do you think it’s difficult being single in a community like ours? If you are single, take the lead and share your personal experiences. If you do not have any single people in your discipleship group, reach out to others in your missional community.
Encourage
- Whether married or single, the Gospel calls us to a life of mutual submission. Read Ephesians 5:15-33 out loud together. How do these truths relate to you if you’re single? If you’re married? Try and be specific.
Challenge
- We naturally tend to exclude the opinions and wisdom from those whose lives are different from ours. What are some actionable steps forward you can take that can be used by God to break down more “dividing walls of hostility” within your own life? What does your dinner table look like? Your calendar? Who is it that gets access to your life and why?
other sermons in this series
Jun 17
2018
Fostering Faith in The Next Generation
Speaker: Mark Twombly Passage: Deuteronomy 6:4–9, Ephesians 6:1–4, Psalm 127, Psalm 128 Series: The Gospel at Home: Marriage, Parenting and Singleness
Jun 10
2018
The Gospel at Home: Practical Wisdom for Singleness
Speaker: Scott C. Jones Passage: Isaiah 54:1, Isaiah 56:1–5, Isaiah 53:10, Mark 10:29–31, 1 Corinthians 7:7–8, 1 Corinthians 7:32–34 Series: The Gospel at Home: Marriage, Parenting and Singleness
Jun 3
2018
Practical Wisdom for Marriage: Enacting The Gospel Together
Speaker: Scott C. Jones Passage: Genesis 2:20–25, Ephesians 5:21–33, Revelation 19:6–9 Series: The Gospel at Home: Marriage, Parenting and Singleness