Sermon Matthew 19:1-15 Questions
- Covenantal Love and Commitment:
- How does Ruth’s commitment to Naomi exemplify covenantal love, and how can we apply this kind of love in our own relationships?
- In what ways does the sermon challenge our modern understanding of commitment, especially in marriage?
- Marriage as a Sacred Covenant:
- What does it mean to view marriage as a covenant rather than a contract, according to the sermon and biblical teachings?
- How can we ensure that our marriages reflect the steadfast love and faithfulness that Jesus calls us to?
- Divorce and Hardness of Heart:
- How does the sermon explain Jesus’ teaching on divorce in Matthew 19, and what is the significance of the “exceptive clause” regarding sexual immorality?
- How can the church support individuals who have experienced divorce, while upholding the sanctity of marriage?
- Singleness and Kingdom Purpose:
- How does the sermon address the role of singleness in the Christian life, and what unique opportunities does it present for serving the Kingdom of God?
- How can the church better support and value single individuals within the community?
- Childlike Faith and the Kingdom of God:
- What does it mean to come to Jesus with the humility and trust of a child, and why is this important for entering the Kingdom of Heaven?
- How can we cultivate a childlike faith in our daily walk with Christ?
- Application of Gospel Principles:
- How can we apply the principles of covenantal love and faithfulness in our relationships beyond marriage, such as in friendships and community?
- In what ways does the Gospel call us to live differently in a world that often values convenience over commitment?
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