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Discussion Guide

All Hail King Jesus - Part 2

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December 10, 2023

Main Idea

The core message Pastor Christian shared with us was about embracing the call to live beyond our plans and step into the purposes God has designed for us. He illustrated this through the story of Jesus calling the fishermen, showing us that God sees more in us than we see in ourselves. The invitation to follow Jesus is an invitation to live a life of significance, where our daily professions and talents are leveraged for eternal impact. It's a call to shift from seeking personal fulfillment to fulfilling God's mission.

Scripture References

Mark 1:16-20, Ephesians 1:4-5

How can we identify the unique gifts God has given us and use them for His glory?

When God blesses you, it speaks volumes about Him, not just about you.

What does it mean to you to be a 'fisher of men' in today's world?

Discussion Questions:

Discuss a time when you felt called by God to step out of your comfort zone. What was the outcome?

How can we support each other in our group to live out our God-given purposes?

What are practical ways we can bring our professions or daily activities into alignment with God's eternal purposes?

Our identities and purposes are not for our glory but for returning glory to the one who gifted them to us.

Summary

In 'All Hail King Jesus - Part 2,' Pastor Christian reminded us of the profound truth that Jesus seeks to transform our ordinary lives into extraordinary missions. He shared how Jesus, walking along the Sea of Galilee, called ordinary fishermen to a higher purpose, emphasizing that what we do in life should have eternal implications. Pastor Christian encouraged us to discover and pursue the unique purpose God has for each of us, moving beyond mere existence to living lives that bring glory to God.

Call to Action

Some next steps to take this week:

Reflect on the gifts and talents God has given you, and consider how they can be used for a higher, eternal purpose.

Engage in acts of service within your community, seeing them as opportunities to be 'fishers of men,' bringing others closer to God.

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