St.Whonow? | Watch Out

Episode 203 of the St. John's United Methodist Church - Edwardsville, IL podcast, hosted by St. John's Communications Team, titled "St.Whonow? | Watch Out" was published on July 26, 2020 and runs 22 minutes.

July 26, 2020 ·22m · St. John's United Methodist Church - Edwardsville, IL

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by Rev. Grant ArmstrongSunday, July 26, 20202 John 1:5-11Donate Online - Secure, web-based giving for St. John's UMC SERMON NOTES I. Love is inseparably intertwined with the truth about Christ.II. St. John’s faith is vigilant to uphold the truth about Christ.III. We are called to remain in the light of truth. FOR DISCUSSION AND REFLECTION- Complete this sentence: "My friends would say I always correct them when they __________."- How is speaking truly about someone a loving act? How could it be experienced as an unloving act? - Why do you suppose John felt responsible for defending the truth about Jesus?- What's at stake when people speak falsely about Jesus? What is our responsibility to offer correction?- In your understanding of Jesus, do you tend to lean more towards His human nature, or His divine nature?- How has God allowed you to understand Jesus more clearly?- What is God saying to you through today's scripture?

Episode Description

by Rev. Grant Armstrong Sunday, July 26, 2020 2 John 1:5-11 Donate Online - Secure, web-based giving for St. John's UMC

SERMON NOTES I. Love is inseparably intertwined with the truth about Christ. II. St. John’s faith is vigilant to uphold the truth about Christ. III. We are called to remain in the light of truth.

FOR DISCUSSION AND REFLECTION - Complete this sentence: "My friends would say I always correct them when they __________." - How is speaking truly about someone a loving act? How could it be experienced as an unloving act? - Why do you suppose John felt responsible for defending the truth about Jesus? - What's at stake when people speak falsely about Jesus? What is our responsibility to offer correction? - In your understanding of Jesus, do you tend to lean more towards His human nature, or His divine nature? - How has God allowed you to understand Jesus more clearly? - What is God saying to you through today's scripture?