This sermon is given by GPP's Director of Youth Ministries Jayson Cromer. The scripture reference is Luke 19:28-40.

This sermon is given by GPP's Jake Kronenwetter. The scripture reference is Matthew 3:13-27.

# Key Verses

Matthew 3:13-17

Romans 3:10

Matthew 5:45

2 Timothy 2:13

Questions

What does faithfulness mean to you personally?

Why do you think John the Baptist was initially reluctant tobaptize Jesus?

What sacrifices might God be asking you to make to befaithful in your current season of life?

How does Jesus's example of humble obedience challenge yourown approach to following God?

What are some areas in your life where you struggle to trustGod completely?

How does knowing that Jesus lived a perfect life on ourbehalf impact your view of righteousness?

What fears or concerns hold you back from being more bold inyour faith?

How can we better recognize and respond to God'scall for faithfulness in our daily lives?

Life Application

This week, take time to identify one area where fear orconcern about others' opinions is preventing you from being fully obedient toGod. Make a specific plan to step out in faithful obedience in that area,trusting God with the outcome.

Key Takeaways

Faithfulness requires sacrifice and stepping out of ourcomfort zone

Trust in God is essential for maintaining and growing ourfaithfulness

God multiplies our faithfulness for His glory

Jesus's baptism demonstrates humble obedience as a model forus

Our unfaithfulness doesn't change God's love for us

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This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is John 11:1-6, 17-21, 28-39.

This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is Mark 10:13-16.

This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is Matthew 18:21-35, 21:18-19.

# Key Verses

Matthew 18:21-35

Matthew 21:18-19

Questions

What does the contrast between the two debts in the parable teach us about God's forgiveness versus our own?

How do we sometimes 'compartmentalize' our faith like the unforgiving servant did?

What is your 'behavioral default' when someone wrongs you? How does this align with Jesus' teaching

?Why do you think the king was angrier about the servant's lack of mercy than his original debt?

How can we avoid taking God's forgiveness for granted in our daily lives?

What's the difference between knowing about Jesus versus actually imitating Him?

How does forgiveness cost us something? Why is this significant?

What practical steps can we take to become more forgiving people?

Life Application

This week, conduct a 'forgiveness audit' - prayerfully identify anyone you're holding grudges against or struggling to forgive.

Take concrete steps toward forgiveness and, where appropriate, pursue reconciliation with that person.

Key Takeaways

Jesus' anger flares when we fail to imitate His character

Knowledge about God without transformation doesn't please Him

Our forgiveness of others should reflect the enormous forgiveness we've received

True Christianity pulls us away from our behavioral defaults toward Christ-likeness

Forgiveness is costly but reveals the gospel to others

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Welcome to Grace Pointe! We're so happy you could join usonline

More Information ↓

Grace Pointe is a church dedicated to seeing a world full of healthy churches by making as many people as much like Jesus in the shortest time possible.

We are a multi-site church network with campuses in Naperville IL and Plainfield IL

Connect with us:

Website: https://gracepointe.us

Facebook: / gracepointeplainfield

Instagram: / gppchurch

YouTube: / @gracepointe / @gracepointeplainfield

Join us in-person at any of our service times: Naperville,Sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM Plainfield, Sundays at 9 and 10:45AM

This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is Mark 3:1-6

Key Verses

Mark 3:1-6

Luke 5:36

Isaiah 43:19

Questions

What are some signs that we might be settling for a 'good enough' Christianity?

How do you think the man with the withered hand felt when the religious leaders remained silent about his healing?

In what ways might our church be acting like an 'old wineskin' resistant to new things God wants to do?

What areas of your life are you most protective of when it comes to surrendering to God?

How can righteous anger serve as a catalyst for positive change in our lives?

What's the difference between being religious and being a radical follower of Jesus?

How might comfort and status quo be hindering your spiritual growth?

What's one step you could take this week toward more complete surrender to Jesus?

Life Application

This week, identify one area of your life where you've been holding too tightly to control. Write down specific ways you can begin surrendering that area to Jesus, and take at least one concrete step toward letting go of that control.

Key Takeaways

Jesus becomes angry when we settle for a lesser kingdom instead of embracing His better way

Being aware of our brokenness makes us more receptive to Jesus's healing and transformation

Comfortable Christianity can make us resistant to the new things God wants to do

True discipleship requires complete surrender, not just partial obedience

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Welcome to Grace Pointe! We're so happy you could join us onlineMore Information ↓Grace Pointe is a church dedicated to seeing a world full of healthy churches by making as many people as much like Jesus in the shortest time possible.We are a multi-site church network with campuses in Naperville IL and Plainfield IL Connect with us:Website: https://gracepointe.usFacebook: / gracepointeplainfield Instagram: / gppchurch YouTube: / @gracepointe / @gracepointeplainfield Join us in-person at any of our service times:Naperville, Sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11 AMPlainfield, Sundays at 9 and 10:45AM

This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is Matthew 21:12-17

Key Verses

Ephesians 4:26

Matthew 21:12-17

Isaiah 56:7

Jeremiah 7:11

Life Application

This week, keep a journal of moments when you feel angry. For each instance, write down what caused the anger, how you responded, and what the result was. Reflect on whether your anger was righteous and if your response was constructive or destructive. Share your insights with your small group

.Key Takeaways

Our relationship with anger should be about direction, not suppression

Righteous anger should be filtered through Scripture and submitted to God's authority

Jesus' anger was constructive, not destructive, and led to restoration

True righteous anger should lead to positive change and draw people to God

We must be slow to anger and careful in our response

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Welcome to Grace Pointe! We're so happy you could join us onlineMore Information ↓Grace Pointe is a church dedicated to seeing a world full of healthy churches by making as many people as much like Jesus in the shortest time possible.We are a multi-site church network with campuses in Naperville IL and Plainfield IL Connect with us:Website: https://gracepointe.usFacebook: / gracepointeplainfield Instagram: / gppchurch YouTube: / @gracepointe / @gracepointeplainfield Join us in-person at any of our service times:Naperville, Sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11 AMPlainfield, Sundays at 9 and 10:45AM

This sermon is given by GP's Lead Pastor Dan Painter. The scripture reading is Luke 15:11-32