Life Group Study Guide - Inside Out -1Corinthians 16 Life “Before Group” Listen to the corresponding message either live or at . Or you can pick up a CD from church. Pray and ask God for insight as you do your personal study. Answer the questions as well as you for the can. Don’t look only “right answer”, answer what you think and what the Lord brings to your mind Read 1 Corinthians 16 Think of all the different people that makeup Waipuna Chapel. Opening Discussion: What is it that holds all of us together? How does Paul affirm his own relationship with the Corinthian Church even as he makes plans for collecting and delivering relief to the Jerusalem church? (v: 1-9) After the lofty tone of chapter 15 of the dead” Paul shifts to a very – “resurrection – practical matter for . Does this shift surprise you? Why or why “collection God’s people” not? In v:9 Paul the Gospel is preached, why mentions an “open door” & “opposition”, where do you think these so often go together? The four commands of v:13 correspond to what a military commander might say to someone on guard. Discuss each of these commands and how they apply to you personally and the church corporately: “keep alert”, the “stand firm in faith”
Life Group Study Guide - Inside Out -1Corinthians 16 “Before Life Group” Listen to the corresponding message either live or at . Or you can pick up a CD from church. Pray and ask God for insight as you do your personal study. Answer the questions as well as you can. Don’t look for the only “right answer”, answer what you think and what the Lord brings to your mind Read 1 Corinthians 16 Opening Discussion: Think of all the different people that makeup Waipuna Chapel. What is it that holds all of us together? How does Paul affirm his own relationship with the Corinthian Church even as he makes plans for collecting and delivering relief to the Jerusalem church? (v: 1-9) After the lofty tone of chapter 15 – “resurrection of the dead” – Paul shifts to a very practical matter “collection for God’s people” . Does this shift surprise you? Why or why not? In v:9 Paul mentions an “open door” & “opposition”, where the Gospel is preached, why do you think these so often go together? The four commands of v:13 correspond to what a military commander might say to someone on guard. Discuss each of these commands and how they apply to you personally and the church corporately: “keep alert”, “stand firm in the faith”