Volunteerism!

from Central Speaks Hosted by Hamilton Central Baptist Church, NZ.

Life Group Discussion Questions Text: 1 Corinthians 12:4-27 1. Why do you think the Bible places so much importance on Christians serving or using their gifts? 2. Read 1 Peter 4:10. What are some examples of God’s grace being displayed to you through the spiritual gifts of another person? 3. How do people find out (discover) what their spiritual gifts are or where/how they can serve? 4. What do you understand to be your spiritual gifts? 5. What is God’s response towards people who do not volunteer or serve or employ their spiritual gifts? 6. What is the primary role of spiritual leaders in the church – in terms of mobilising Christians to serve? 7. If you were given a blank cheque and invited to do anything you wanted to serve the Lord what would you like to do? What stops you?

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