Conclusion
A conclusion and review of the spiritual spectrum, and a challenge to put these strategies for discipleship into practice.
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The vision of Ozark Christian College is to glorify God by evangelizing the lost and edifying Christians worldwide. The mission of Ozark Christian College is to train men and women for Christian service as a degree-granting institution of biblical higher education.
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Discussion: 1.) As you look back at the discipleship side of the spiritual spectrum, what stands out the most? Which place was the most meaningful to you? Which place was the most confusing? 2.) If you had to place yourself somewhere on the spectrum, where would it be? What made you come to that decision? What about the important people in your life? Where would you place them? 3.) What do you think is the next step for you? What can this group do to help you and the others in the group move to their next place? 4.) Where do you think your church can grow in helping people move forward in their faith? What do you think are your church’s strengths and weaknesses regarding discipleship? What encouragement would you give to your local body? 5.) Spend some time together reading John 15:1-17. What stirs in you as you read these words of Jesus? What do you think he might be challenging you and this group to do? 6.) PRAY: Pray together that God’s power would unite your group and your church to live in His fullness, knowing the height and depth of his complete love.
Conclusion Instructions
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Discussion: 1.) As you look back at the discipleship side of the spiritual spectrum, what stands out the most? Which place was the most meaningful to you? Which place was the most confusing? 2.) If you had to place yourself somewhere on the spectrum, where would it be? What made you come to that decision? What about the important people in your life? Where would you place them? 3.) What do you think is the next step for you? What can this group do to help you and the others in the group move to their next place? 4.) Where do you think your church can grow in helping people move forward in their faith? What do you think are your church’s strengths and weaknesses regarding discipleship? What encouragement would you give to your local body? 5.) Spend some time together reading John 15:1-17. What stirs in you as you read these words of Jesus? What do you think he might be challenging you and this group to do? 6.) PRAY: Pray together that God’s power would unite your group and your church to live in His fullness, knowing the height and depth of his complete love.