ROOTS - session 5 - Share Your Story

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Week 5 — S: Share Your Story Theme: Your story matters more than you think Key Scriptures: • Mark 5:19 • 1 Peter 3:15 • Matthew 28:19-20 Big Truth: You don't need all the answers—just your story. Teaching: • Why sharing your faith matters • A simple 3-part story: ◦ My life before Jesus ◦ How I met Jesus ◦ What's changed (What's life like now?) • Removing fear and pressure Discussion Questions: 1. What makes sharing your faith feel intimidating? 2. Who in your life might be open to hearing your story? 3. What has Jesus already changed in you? Practice for the Week: • Write out your 2–3 minute story • Pray for one person to share it with Share your story with Three people by the end of August. "Grow deep. Bear Fruit. Tell Your Story." Your story is powerful because it's yours, not because it's dramatic

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