The Vineyard
I am the vine; you
are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much
fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. – John 15:5
Luke
10:25-37
- The
lawyer wants to do what’s right, but he doesn’t want to do more than he has
to. Are you ever tempted to think that
way, to want to skate by with doing the minimum required?
- Of
the three men who passed by the robbery victim, which one would you expect to stop and help the man? Which one actually does? What does that tell you about outward
appearances, and how we should judge others?
- The
lawyer starts out by asking “who is my neighbor?” However, Jesus replies by asking “which of
these was a neighbor to the man?” What
does that tell you about our job as Christians?
Who are we required to be neighbors to?
II
Peter 3:
- According
to this passage, why does God delay the return of Christ? What does the reason for the delay tell you
about God?
- What
type of people does Peter imply that they should be? How does Peter want them to be found in the
end when Christ returns?
- Where
will the righteous live when Christ returns?
What do you think is meant by a new heaven and a new earth? What are some of the things you look forward
to experiencing in the new heaven and new earth?
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