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Question 01What led you to become a Christian or to want to learn more about Christ?No Answers
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Question 02Since the beginning of your journey to becoming like Christ, would you consider it an instant transformation or a gradual one? Why?No Answers
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Question 03Rather than measuring the power of our conversion story based upon our degree of sinfulness before we became a Christian, we should base it upon the cost Jesus paid to bring us back to God. How should this understanding impact the way we view our conversion story in comparison with others?No Answers
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Question 04What has God provided that enables us to become like Christ?No Answers
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Question 05In what ways do God’s provisions help us?No Answers
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Question 06How do we know when we are being led by the Holy Spirit?No Answers
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Question 07At what point do we begin being led by the Holy Spirit?No Answers
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Exercise 01Do you have a strong Christian friend or mentor in your life? If you do, ask them about their own conversion story and their past experience as they strive to become more like Christ. Ask them what they did to overcome difficulties. Ask them about the promises, guidance, and blessings they received from God and how that helped them. If they are willing, share your findings and how the conversation benefited your own growth in Christ. If you do not know of a strong Christian to discuss this with, feel free to invite a Mathetis Mentor to your group to discuss these things.No Answers
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Exercise 02Rather than trying to accomplish everything at once, make a list of 3 things in which you would like to become more Christ-like. Pray for God’s help in your spiritual growth. If appropriate, share your list and your successes with your group.No Answers
- What led you to become a Christian or to want to learn more about Christ?
- Since the beginning of your journey to becoming like Christ, would you consider it an instant transformation or a gradual one? Why?
- Rather than measuring the power of our conversion story based upon our degree of sinfulness before we became a Christian, we should base it upon the cost Jesus paid to bring us back to God. How should this understanding impact the way we view our conversion story in comparison with others?
- What has God provided that enables us to become like Christ?
- How do we know when we are being led by the Holy Spirit?
- At what point do we begin being led by the Holy Spirit?