Life Group - Leader Guides

Last week we kicked off a new series Judged, focusing on self-righteous judgement. We learned that before confronting someone else, we must first ask God to examine our own hearts. This week, we will shift our focus to the times we are called to help a fellow believer who is struggling. While correction is sometimes necessary, there’s a right and wrong way to approach it. How we handle these moments can make all the difference.

The topic of judging! Not many things get us fired up like being judged. We all judge people, many times while not even knowing the circumstances, and yet we hate being judged by others. What does scripture say about this topic? This week we start a new series called Judged. In this first week, we are specifically considering self-righteous judgement.

Last week, we considered the way the Holy Spirit nudges us to action as we grow in our ability to share the gospel. This week we will consider what it looks like to offer an acceptable sacrifice. Whether we have a little or a lot, God values integrity and character. He doesn’t really need our money or our time, He wants our love and allegiance.

Last week, we focused on individually going all out and allowing the Holy Spirit to lead us to care for others. This week we will consider the way the Holy Spirit sends us and how to grow in our ability to share the gospel. God doesn’t leave us on our own, going “all out” means following His nudges even when we don’t understand every detail. It doesn’t have to be complicated.

Last week, we talked about how the church is not just the building where we gather for services- it's a community, led by the Holy Spirit. This week we focused on individually going all out and allowing the Holy Spirit to lead us to care for others in 2025.