Sermon Matthew 18:1-20 Questions
- Childlike Humility and Faith:
- What does it mean to “become like children” in the context of entering the Kingdom of Heaven? How can we cultivate childlike humility and trust in our daily walk with God?
- How does the concept of childlike faith challenge our understanding of spiritual maturity?
- Finding Meaning in Suffering:
- Viktor Frankl observed that those who found meaning in their suffering were more likely to endure. How does this align with the biblical perspective on suffering and redemption?
- Can you share a personal experience where finding a “why” helped you endure a difficult situation?
- Community and Accountability:
- How does Jesus’ teaching on redemptive confrontation and forgiveness (Matthew 18:15-20) guide us in handling conflicts within the church community?
- What are some practical ways we can ensure that our church is a place of restoration and accountability?
- Protecting the Vulnerable:
- Jesus warns against causing “little ones” to stumble. Who are the “little ones” in our community, and how can we protect and nurture their faith?
- What responsibilities do seasoned believers have towards new believers in terms of guidance and support?
- The Pursuit of the Lost:
- How does the parable of the lost sheep (Matthew 18:10-14) reflect God’s heart for those who have strayed? How can we embody this pursuit in our own lives?
- In what ways can our church actively seek out and welcome those who feel lost or disconnected?
- Personal Reflection and Conversion:
- The sermon emphasizes the necessity of being “born again.” How do you understand this concept, and can you identify a moment of spiritual rebirth in your life?
- What steps can we take to ensure that our faith is not merely inherited or assumed, but a personal and transformative relationship with Christ?
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