Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Deuteronomy 8
Monday – Deuteronomy 9
Tuesday – Deuteronomy 11
Wednesday – Deuteronomy 12
Thursday – John 14
Friday – Romans 6
Saturday – Joshua 1
Memorize/Reflect: “You shall have no other god’s before me.” (Deuteronomy 5:7)
Prayer Direction: Praise God for giving his Laws and Commandments to guide us in a world that is always pushing the boundaries. Pray for a heart that loves God so much that you desire to follow His will and ways. Confess where you are wandering from His paths and commandments.
“Live It!” Challenge: Know All Ten - – Take time this week to memorize all ten of God’s commandments. Make sure you know them.
Small Group Discussion (The Ten Commandments):
- What are some of the most common sins in our culture that are not even really seen as sins anymore?
- Read: Deuteronomy 5:6-15. The first four commandments are all about our relationship with God. What is the heartbeat of each of these four commandments?
- If we follow these commands, how will this obedience impact our relationship with God?
- If we reject them and break them, how might it impact our life and relationship with God?
- Which of these do you find the hardest to follow and obey in a day-to-day way? How can your group members pray for you as you seek to honor God by following this specific command of God?
- Read: Deuteronomy 5:16-21. The final six commandments are all about our relationship with each other. What is the heartbeat of each of these six commandments?
- If we follow these commands, how will this obedience impact our relationship with each other?
- If we reject them and break them, how might it impact our life and relationship one another?
- Which of these do you find the hardest to follow and obey in a day-to-day way? (Remember how Jesus expounded on these in Matthew 5) How can your group members pray for you as you seek to honor God by following this specific command of God?
- We are not saved by obedience to the Law or by how good we are. We are saved by the grace of Jesus. How does a deep understanding of God’s love and grace move us to a place where we actually want to follow God’s commands? What are ways you have learned to more fully embrace and walk in the reality of God’s love and grace for you?
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Deuteronomy 8
Monday – Deuteronomy 9
Tuesday – Deuteronomy 11
Wednesday – Deuteronomy 12
Thursday – John 14
Friday – Romans 6
Saturday – Joshua 1
Memorize/Reflect: “You shall have no other god’s before me.” (Deuteronomy 5:7)
Prayer Direction: Praise God for giving his Laws and Commandments to guide us in a world that is always pushing the boundaries. Pray for a heart that loves God so much that you desire to follow His will and ways. Confess where you are wandering from His paths and commandments.
“Live It!” Challenge: Know All Ten - – Take time this week to memorize all ten of God’s commandments. Make sure you know them.
Small Group Discussion (The Ten Commandments):
- What are some of the most common sins in our culture that are not even really seen as sins anymore?
- Read: Deuteronomy 5:6-15. The first four commandments are all about our relationship with God. What is the heartbeat of each of these four commandments?
- If we follow these commands, how will this obedience impact our relationship with God?
- If we reject them and break them, how might it impact our life and relationship with God?
- Which of these do you find the hardest to follow and obey in a day-to-day way? How can your group members pray for you as you seek to honor God by following this specific command of God?
- Read: Deuteronomy 5:16-21. The final six commandments are all about our relationship with each other. What is the heartbeat of each of these six commandments?
- If we follow these commands, how will this obedience impact our relationship with each other?
- If we reject them and break them, how might it impact our life and relationship one another?
- Which of these do you find the hardest to follow and obey in a day-to-day way? (Remember how Jesus expounded on these in Matthew 5) How can your group members pray for you as you seek to honor God by following this specific command of God?
- We are not saved by obedience to the Law or by how good we are. We are saved by the grace of Jesus. How does a deep understanding of God’s love and grace move us to a place where we actually want to follow God’s commands? What are ways you have learned to more fully embrace and walk in the reality of God’s love and grace for you?
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Deuteronomy 4
Monday – Deuteronomy 5
Tuesday – Exodus 20
Wednesday – Matthew 5
Thursday – Matthew 6
Friday – Matthew 7
Saturday – Deuteronomy 4-5
Memorize/Reflect: “For the Lord your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God.” (Deuteronomy 4:24)
Prayer Direction: Praise God for His passionate love. Thank Him for being so committed to you that He will not share you with others. Pray that you can have a heart that is more and more committed to Him and more in love with Him.
“Live It!” Challenge: Putting God First - – Identify a personal interest, hobby, or even a person who can sometimes become more important to you than God. For the next week or two, make intentional efforts to put God first and this other thing father down the list of your interests.
Small Group Discussion (God is Jealous and Exclusive):
- Our culture sees jealousy as a negative thing (and it can be). What are some ways that having an exclusive devotion and jealous heart can actually be positive and healthy?
- Read: Deuteronomy 4:15-24. Why do you think God is so against idols and images of any kind? What is the danger of bowing down to idols, the heavenly host, or anything besides God?
- What are examples of things that can become “idols” in our lives and demand more devotion than they deserve? How can people become idols and more important to us than God?
- 4. What are ways we can fight the temptation to become idolatrous? What are ways we can make sure God stays first in our lives. What is one thing you can do this week to grow a heart that is more devoted to God?
- Read: Deuteronomy 12:1-7 The nations who lived in the Promised Land before Israel took it as their own were involved in radical paganism including child sacrifice, cult prostitution, and idolatry. What did God call the people of Israel to do with the pagan shrines, idols, and altars? Why do you think God was so extreme and serious about this?
- We live in a culture with lots of false religions and pagan practices. God commands us that we are not to, “worship the Lord our God in their way.” When Christians adopt pagan practices and merge them with our faith, this is called syncretism. What are ways we can be enticed to affirm or engage in some of these practices? How do some Christians unknowingly weave pagan practices into their life?
- In light of what we learn in Deuteronomy, what would you say to a Christian friend who was following their horoscope, going to a “fortune teller,” or embracing another religion? Why is God so opposed to these things?
- Read: Deuteronomy 18:9-13Many of these practices and behaviors are becoming acceptable in our society and are lifted up as “normal” behavior on TV and in movies. What are some of the dangers when a society begins to embrace these kinds of practices?
- How do you see the acceptance of occult practices, mediums, and other dangerous spiritual activities growing in popularity in our culture? How can a Christian stand against these things without being needlessly offensive, but still holding to our convictions?
- God wants our hearts to be devoted to Him alone. He alone is the true and real God. Take a moment and write down three things:• How I will avoid things that can become too important and take the first place in my heart that belongs to God alone?• How can I increase my devotion to and worship of God?
• How should I shift my thinking when it comes to the serious danger of some of the occult practices that are becoming more a part of our culture (see Deut. 18:9-11)
Share one of these items with your group. Pray for each other in line with these specific areas of commitment.
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Deuteronomy 4
Monday – Deuteronomy 5
Tuesday – Exodus 20
Wednesday – Matthew 5
Thursday – Matthew 6
Friday – Matthew 7
Saturday – Deuteronomy 4-5
Memorize/Reflect: “For the Lord your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God.” (Deuteronomy 4:24)
Prayer Direction: Praise God for His passionate love. Thank Him for being so committed to you that He will not share you with others. Pray that you can have a heart that is more and more committed to Him and more in love with Him.
“Live It!” Challenge: Putting God First - – Identify a personal interest, hobby, or even a person who can sometimes become more important to you than God. For the next week or two, make intentional efforts to put God first and this other thing father down the list of your interests.
Small Group Discussion (God is Jealous and Exclusive):
- Our culture sees jealousy as a negative thing (and it can be). What are some ways that having an exclusive devotion and jealous heart can actually be positive and healthy?
- Read: Deuteronomy 4:15-24. Why do you think God is so against idols and images of any kind? What is the danger of bowing down to idols, the heavenly host, or anything besides God?
- What are examples of things that can become “idols” in our lives and demand more devotion than they deserve? How can people become idols and more important to us than God?
- 4. What are ways we can fight the temptation to become idolatrous? What are ways we can make sure God stays first in our lives. What is one thing you can do this week to grow a heart that is more devoted to God?
- Read: Deuteronomy 12:1-7 The nations who lived in the Promised Land before Israel took it as their own were involved in radical paganism including child sacrifice, cult prostitution, and idolatry. What did God call the people of Israel to do with the pagan shrines, idols, and altars? Why do you think God was so extreme and serious about this?
- We live in a culture with lots of false religions and pagan practices. God commands us that we are not to, “worship the Lord our God in their way.” When Christians adopt pagan practices and merge them with our faith, this is called syncretism. What are ways we can be enticed to affirm or engage in some of these practices? How do some Christians unknowingly weave pagan practices into their life?
- In light of what we learn in Deuteronomy, what would you say to a Christian friend who was following their horoscope, going to a “fortune teller,” or embracing another religion? Why is God so opposed to these things?
- Read: Deuteronomy 18:9-13Many of these practices and behaviors are becoming acceptable in our society and are lifted up as “normal” behavior on TV and in movies. What are some of the dangers when a society begins to embrace these kinds of practices?
- How do you see the acceptance of occult practices, mediums, and other dangerous spiritual activities growing in popularity in our culture? How can a Christian stand against these things without being needlessly offensive, but still holding to our convictions?
- God wants our hearts to be devoted to Him alone. He alone is the true and real God. Take a moment and write down three things:• How I will avoid things that can become too important and take the first place in my heart that belongs to God alone?• How can I increase my devotion to and worship of God?
• How should I shift my thinking when it comes to the serious danger of some of the occult practices that are becoming more a part of our culture (see Deut. 18:9-11)
Share one of these items with your group. Pray for each other in line with these specific areas of commitment.
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Deuteronomy 4
Monday – Deuteronomy 12
Tuesday – Deuteronomy 13
Wednesday – Deuteronomy 17
Thursday – Deuteronomy 18
Friday – Deuteronomy 29
Saturday – 2 Kings 22-23
Memorize/Reflect: “Listen, I tell you a mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be changed.” (1 Corinthians 15:51)
Prayer Direction: Praise God for sending His only Son to die on the cross for your sins. Praise Jesus that He took the price, that He died, and that He is alive again today! Celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and that you never have to be alone…he is with all those who have placed their faith in Him.
“Live It!” Challenge: Resurrection Power - – In Ephesians chapter one, the Apostle Paul is clear that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is now active in the hearts and lives of those who are followers of Jesus. Identify one area of your life where you need more strength and energy. Pray for the resurrection power of Jesus to fill you in this specific area. This week seek to walk with greater boldness, confidence, and strength…in the power of Jesus.
Small Group Discussion (Stuff About Forever):
When you picture heaven (eternity in God’s presence through faith in Jesus), what images come to mind? When you picture hell (eternity separate from God), what pictures come to mind?
- When you picture heaven (eternity in God’s presence through faith in Jesus), what images come to mind? When you picture hell (eternity separate from God), what pictures come to mind?
- Read: 1 Corinthians 15:1-8. The apostle Paul says there are four things he passed on to them and each one is of critical importance. Why is each of these central to our faith as followers of Jesus
Jesus died according to the Scriptures
Jesus was buried
Jesus was raised
The risen Christ appeared to many - Read: 1 Corinthians 15:12-19. Some people in Paul’s day (and in our day) believe that Jesus did not really rise from the dead. Paul gives a list of implications if Christ has not risen. What, according to the apostle Paul, are the implications if Jesus did not rise from the dead?
- Since Jesus did rise from the dead, what are the implications of this? (Take the list above and declare the opposite!)
- Read: 1 Corinthians 15:35-53 What do you learn about our bodies and our future in this passage?
- Read: 1 Corinthians 15:54-58 What do you learn about death, and Jesus’ power over death in this passage?
- What is one area of your life that you need to experience power to overcome? How does the victory of Jesus on the cross and through His resurrection provide power for your daily life?
- In verse 58, in light of all we learn about the resurrection, we are told, “Stand firm. Let nothing move you.” How does the resurrection of Jesus help you stand strong when the world tries to push you around? How can your group members pray for the resurrection power of Jesus to give you strength to stand strong in one specific area of your life?
- In verse 58, in light of all we learn about the resurrection, we are also told, “Give yourself fully to the work of the Lord.” What is an area of ministry or act of service that God has called you to engage in? How does the presence of the resurrected Jesus help you serve faithfully and confidently? How can your group members pray for you and support you as you serve God and others in this area of ministry?
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Deuteronomy 4
Monday – Deuteronomy 12
Tuesday – Deuteronomy 13
Wednesday – Deuteronomy 17
Thursday – Deuteronomy 18
Friday – Deuteronomy 29
Saturday – 2 Kings 22-23
Memorize/Reflect: “Listen, I tell you a mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be changed.” (1 Corinthians 15:51)
Prayer Direction: Praise God for sending His only Son to die on the cross for your sins. Praise Jesus that He took the price, that He died, and that He is alive again today! Celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and that you never have to be alone…he is with all those who have placed their faith in Him.
“Live It!” Challenge: Resurrection Power - – In Ephesians chapter one, the Apostle Paul is clear that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is now active in the hearts and lives of those who are followers of Jesus. Identify one area of your life where you need more strength and energy. Pray for the resurrection power of Jesus to fill you in this specific area. This week seek to walk with greater boldness, confidence, and strength…in the power of Jesus.
Small Group Discussion (Stuff About Forever):
When you picture heaven (eternity in God’s presence through faith in Jesus), what images come to mind? When you picture hell (eternity separate from God), what pictures come to mind?
- When you picture heaven (eternity in God’s presence through faith in Jesus), what images come to mind? When you picture hell (eternity separate from God), what pictures come to mind?
- Read: 1 Corinthians 15:1-8. The apostle Paul says there are four things he passed on to them and each one is of critical importance. Why is each of these central to our faith as followers of Jesus
Jesus died according to the Scriptures
Jesus was buried
Jesus was raised
The risen Christ appeared to many - Read: 1 Corinthians 15:12-19. Some people in Paul’s day (and in our day) believe that Jesus did not really rise from the dead. Paul gives a list of implications if Christ has not risen. What, according to the apostle Paul, are the implications if Jesus did not rise from the dead?
- Since Jesus did rise from the dead, what are the implications of this? (Take the list above and declare the opposite!)
- Read: 1 Corinthians 15:35-53 What do you learn about our bodies and our future in this passage?
- Read: 1 Corinthians 15:54-58 What do you learn about death, and Jesus’ power over death in this passage?
- What is one area of your life that you need to experience power to overcome? How does the victory of Jesus on the cross and through His resurrection provide power for your daily life?
- In verse 58, in light of all we learn about the resurrection, we are told, “Stand firm. Let nothing move you.” How does the resurrection of Jesus help you stand strong when the world tries to push you around? How can your group members pray for the resurrection power of Jesus to give you strength to stand strong in one specific area of your life?
- In verse 58, in light of all we learn about the resurrection, we are also told, “Give yourself fully to the work of the Lord.” What is an area of ministry or act of service that God has called you to engage in? How does the presence of the resurrected Jesus help you serve faithfully and confidently? How can your group members pray for you and support you as you serve God and others in this area of ministry?
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Psalm 19:1-6 , Psalm 8
Monday – Genesis 3-4
Tuesday – Genesis 5-6
Wednesday – 1 John 1-2
Thursday – 1 John 3
Friday – 1 John 4
Saturday – Romans 3, Romans 6
Memorize/Reflect: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name.” (Matthew 6:9)
Prayer Direction: Thank God for being your heavenly Father, even before you knew He was. Praise Him for His creativity. Thank Him for His protection. Ask for power to love Him and follow Him with greater passion and surrender.
“Live It!” Challenge: Telling the Story of Jesus - Check out the book, “God in the Mirror” by pastor Miles McPherson. There are copies available for purchase in the Shoreline Café. It is all about how God is our Father and how we can look more and more like Him.
Small Group Discussion (Stuff About God the Father):
- When you picture God as a heavenly Father, what pictures come to your mind? Where do these pictures come from and do you think these pictures are accurate?
- Read: Genesis 1:1-19. What do you learn about God in this passage? How is God involved in creation?
- What is your favorite place in God’s amazing creation and how does being in this place help you experience and understand your heavenly Father better?
- Read: Genesis 1:26-31 and Psalm 139:13-18. What do these passages teach you about your heavenly Father’s involvement in the life of His children? How do these passage show intimacy and closeness?
- Read: Isaiah 6: 1-8 What do you learn about your Father in this passage and how should this truth impact your life?
- When you think of God being “Holy” what pictures come to your mind? Since we are called to look more and more like our Father, what does it look like for us to live and walk in holiness in the flow of a normal day?
- What makes it difficult and challenging to be holy as we walk through this life? What gets in the way of holiness and how can we overcome these barriers so we can look more like our Father?
- Read:Have your group all open their Bibles to Job 38-41. Take a minute or two for each person to quietly skim through these chapters and choose one or two examples of things God says about himself. Sometimes God asks, “Can you?” or “Did you?” but what He is saying is, “I did…” Invite group members to read a few verses to the rest of the group and share what they learn about God.
- Read: John 3:16. How does this passage impact your heart? How can our lives be impacted when we really understand the depth, cost, and power of the Father’s love for us? ?
- What are ways we can love others with the love God has given to us?
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Psalm 19:1-6 , Psalm 8
Monday – Genesis 3-4
Tuesday – Genesis 5-6
Wednesday – 1 John 1-2
Thursday – 1 John 3
Friday – 1 John 4
Saturday – Romans 3, Romans 6
Memorize/Reflect: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name.” (Matthew 6:9)
Prayer Direction: Thank God for being your heavenly Father, even before you knew He was. Praise Him for His creativity. Thank Him for His protection. Ask for power to love Him and follow Him with greater passion and surrender.
“Live It!” Challenge: Telling the Story of Jesus - Check out the book, “God in the Mirror” by pastor Miles McPherson. There are copies available for purchase in the Shoreline Café. It is all about how God is our Father and how we can look more and more like Him.
Small Group Discussion (Stuff About God the Father):
- When you picture God as a heavenly Father, what pictures come to your mind? Where do these pictures come from and do you think these pictures are accurate?
- Read: Genesis 1:1-19. What do you learn about God in this passage? How is God involved in creation?
- What is your favorite place in God’s amazing creation and how does being in this place help you experience and understand your heavenly Father better?
- Read: Genesis 1:26-31 and Psalm 139:13-18. What do these passages teach you about your heavenly Father’s involvement in the life of His children? How do these passage show intimacy and closeness?
- Read: Isaiah 6: 1-8 What do you learn about your Father in this passage and how should this truth impact your life?
- When you think of God being “Holy” what pictures come to your mind? Since we are called to look more and more like our Father, what does it look like for us to live and walk in holiness in the flow of a normal day?
- What makes it difficult and challenging to be holy as we walk through this life? What gets in the way of holiness and how can we overcome these barriers so we can look more like our Father?
- Read:Have your group all open their Bibles to Job 38-41. Take a minute or two for each person to quietly skim through these chapters and choose one or two examples of things God says about himself. Sometimes God asks, “Can you?” or “Did you?” but what He is saying is, “I did…” Invite group members to read a few verses to the rest of the group and share what they learn about God.
- Read: John 3:16. How does this passage impact your heart? How can our lives be impacted when we really understand the depth, cost, and power of the Father’s love for us? ?
- What are ways we can love others with the love God has given to us?
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Psalm 139 (Read at least twice)
Monday – Genesis 2-3
Tuesday – Romans 1-2
Wednesday – Romans 3-4
Thursday – Romans 5-6
Friday – Romans 7
Saturday – Romans 8
Memorize/Reflect: “For the wedding of the Lamb has come, and his bride has made herself ready.” (Revelation 19:7)
Prayer Direction: Pray for Shoreline Community Church to be so recklessly devoted to Jesus that we will follow Him no matter where He calls us to go and no matter what He calls us to do! Ask the Holy Spirit to move in power when we are together so that as many people as possible can become totally committed to Jesus Christ.
“Live It!” Challenge: Bless a Church Leader - Take time to write two notes this week. First, write a note to one of our Leadership Team members (They are listed in the bulletin and on the website. Next, write a note of thanks and encouragement to one of our staff members. Thank these leaders for how they serve faithfully and bring blessings to others.
Small Group Discussion (Reckless Church):
- Read: James 1:27; Deuteronomy 10:17-19; 2 Corinthians 1:3-4; and Colossians 3:12. A reckless church will extend grace, mercy, and compassion to those who are broken and outcast (but do this with wisdom!). With this in mind, what are some of the ways Shoreline Church is seeking to care for the hurting and broken in our community?
Are there some fresh, creative, and new ways we can extend grace in our community and beyond? - Why do we have to be prayerful, patient, and wise as we extend mercy and care for those who are facing hard times? What are some of the risks we could face if we don’t exercise wisdom as we extend care?
- Read: 2 Timothy 3:14-17. What do we learn about the Bible in this passage?
- How have you experienced God using His Word to teach, rebuke, correct, or train you in righteousness?
- What are some of the things the Bible teaches that our culture pushes back against? What are some of the challenges we could face if our church holds to these biblical truths, even when the culture fights against them?
- Read: Psalm 96:1; Psalm 98:1; 2 Corinthians 5:16-17. Our God is the one who created the heavens and the earth. He loves beauty, color, texture, and new things…including new songs! Why is it important that Shoreline Church not fall into the rut of traditionalism and mindless routine? What are some of the dangers of becoming a “Same old, same old” church?
- What are some of the new and creative things happening at Shoreline that will help us fulfill our mission to help as many people as possible become totally committed to Jesus Christ?
- Read: Matthew 28:16-20 and Acts 1:4-8. Jesus calls His people, His Church, to bring the message of His love and grace to their next-door neighbors and to the ends of the earth. What are some of the ways you see Shoreline seeking to fulfill the call of Jesus to spread His truth in our community and around the world?
- Why is it important for every person who calls Shoreline their church home to be sharing their faith with others? What are some of the ways you are seeking to do organic outreach and share God’s love with the people God has placed in your life?
- How can your group members pray for you as you seek to let the light of Jesus shine through your life?
Reading Plan for next week’s message
Sunday - Psalm 139 (Read at least twice)
Monday – Genesis 2-3
Tuesday – Romans 1-2
Wednesday – Romans 3-4
Thursday – Romans 5-6
Friday – Romans 7
Saturday – Romans 8
Memorize/Reflect: “For the wedding of the Lamb has come, and his bride has made herself ready.” (Revelation 19:7)
Prayer Direction: Pray for Shoreline Community Church to be so recklessly devoted to Jesus that we will follow Him no matter where He calls us to go and no matter what He calls us to do! Ask the Holy Spirit to move in power when we are together so that as many people as possible can become totally committed to Jesus Christ.
“Live It!” Challenge: Bless a Church Leader - Take time to write two notes this week. First, write a note to one of our Leadership Team members (They are listed in the bulletin and on the website. Next, write a note of thanks and encouragement to one of our staff members. Thank these leaders for how they serve faithfully and bring blessings to others.
Small Group Discussion (Reckless Church):
- Read: James 1:27; Deuteronomy 10:17-19; 2 Corinthians 1:3-4; and Colossians 3:12. A reckless church will extend grace, mercy, and compassion to those who are broken and outcast (but do this with wisdom!). With this in mind, what are some of the ways Shoreline Church is seeking to care for the hurting and broken in our community?
Are there some fresh, creative, and new ways we can extend grace in our community and beyond? - Why do we have to be prayerful, patient, and wise as we extend mercy and care for those who are facing hard times? What are some of the risks we could face if we don’t exercise wisdom as we extend care?
- Read: 2 Timothy 3:14-17. What do we learn about the Bible in this passage?
- How have you experienced God using His Word to teach, rebuke, correct, or train you in righteousness?
- What are some of the things the Bible teaches that our culture pushes back against? What are some of the challenges we could face if our church holds to these biblical truths, even when the culture fights against them?
- Read: Psalm 96:1; Psalm 98:1; 2 Corinthians 5:16-17. Our God is the one who created the heavens and the earth. He loves beauty, color, texture, and new things…including new songs! Why is it important that Shoreline Church not fall into the rut of traditionalism and mindless routine? What are some of the dangers of becoming a “Same old, same old” church?
- What are some of the new and creative things happening at Shoreline that will help us fulfill our mission to help as many people as possible become totally committed to Jesus Christ?
- Read: Matthew 28:16-20 and Acts 1:4-8. Jesus calls His people, His Church, to bring the message of His love and grace to their next-door neighbors and to the ends of the earth. What are some of the ways you see Shoreline seeking to fulfill the call of Jesus to spread His truth in our community and around the world?
- Why is it important for every person who calls Shoreline their church home to be sharing their faith with others? What are some of the ways you are seeking to do organic outreach and share God’s love with the people God has placed in your life?
- How can your group members pray for you as you seek to let the light of Jesus shine through your life?
