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Our Great Salvation Pastor Crockett 1 Pet. 1:10-12 
 
1. Do you ever wish God would speak directly to you like He did to the prophets? What would you want to know if He spoke to you like that? 
 
2. How can His revealed Word address that same question? 
 
3. Why is it important to understand that God’s grace comes down to you, and you don’t lift yourself up to deserve it? 
 
4. Though the prophets did not have a complete picture of God’s plan of redemption, how did they exemplify living “by faith” (Hebrews 11)? 
 
5. What are specific ways your salvation is great? 
 
6. Why should you be grateful, not bored or disinterested, in your salvation? 
 
7. Why is it ironic that so many are fascinated by the spirit world and angelic beings? 
 
8. How do we see that God’s plan is not to promote perfect people, but to come down to sinful, broken people who are in the dark and give them grace? 
 
9. What are some ways that you are sinful and broken? How do you receive God’s grace? 
 
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Our Great Salvation       Pastor Crockett      1 Pet. 1:10-12

1.     Do you ever wish God would speak directly to you like He did to the prophets? What would you want to know if He spoke to you like that?

2.     How can His revealed Word address that same question?

3.     Why is it important to understand that God’s grace comes down to you, and you don’t lift yourself up to deserve it?

4.     Though the prophets did not have a complete picture of God’s plan of redemption, how did they exemplify living “by faith” (Hebrews 11)? 

5.     What are specific ways your salvation is great?

6.     Why should you be grateful, not bored or disinterested, in your salvation?

7.     Why is it ironic that so many are fascinated by the spirit world and angelic beings?

8.     How do we see that God’s plan is not to promote perfect people, but to come down to sinful, broken people who are in the dark and give them grace?

9.     What are some ways that you are sinful and broken? How do you receiv

Our Great Salvation (1 Peter 1:10-12)

Joy in Trials Pastor Crockett 
 
1 Pet. 1:6-7 Hope in Trials series 
 
1. What trials are you going through in this season of life? 
 
2. Even though suffering is not inherently good, how can God use it for good (Rom. 8:28)? 
 
3. Have you ever felt the weight of grief in a trial? 
 
4. Why can you rejoice when you know that trials are seasonal, but your faith is eternal (7a)? 
 
5. How do trials refine your faith by sifting out what is genuine? 
 
6. James also talks about various trials (James 1:2). What does he say they produce (James 1:3-4)? 
 
7. Why can you rejoice when you know that trials are weighty, but your reward is weightier (7c; 1 Pet. 5:4; 2 Cor. 4:17)? 
 
8. How does knowing that God has a color match of grace for every multicolored trial help you rejoice? 
 
9. Are you being a good steward of your spiritual gift? Are you using it to minister to others the multicolored grace of God (1 Pet. 4:10)? 
 
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Joy in Trials                                                     Pastor Crockett

1 Pet. 1:6-7                         Hope in Trials series

1.    What trials are you going through in this season of life?

2.    Even though suffering is not inherently good, how can God use it for good (Rom. 8:28)?

3.    Have you ever felt the weight of grief in a trial?

4.    Why can you rejoice when you know that trials are seasonal, but your faith is eternal (7a)?

5.    How do trials refine your faith by sifting out what is genuine?

6.    James also talks about various trials (James 1:2). What does he say they produce (James 1:3-4)?

7.    Why can you rejoice when you know that trials are weighty, but your reward is weightier (7c; 1 Pet. 5:4; 2 Cor. 4:17)?

8.    How does knowing that God has a color match of grace for every multicolored trial help you rejoice?

9.    Are you being a good steward of your spiritual gift? Are you using it to minister to others the multicolored grace of God (1 Pet

Joy in Trials (1 Peter 1:6-7)

Pastor Crockett Jan. 23, 2022 am. 
 
1. Why do you think it’s so important to listen to the Preacher’s conclusion in v. 13? 
 
2. What phrases in verses 9 and 10 show the importance of teaching God’s Word accurately? 
 
3. Why is it also important that the teaching of God’s Word should be attractive (V. 9: arranged with great care; V. 10: words of delight)? 
 
4. Why should you be careful what you read (v. 12)? 
 
5. Will you take Pastor’s challenge of evaluating this week how much time you spend listening to content from social media influencers, news sources, etc. versus how much time you spend listening to God’s wisdom? 
 
6. When’s the last time God’s Word poked you like a goad to reprove or correct? 
 
7. When’s the last time God used His Word like a stake to anchor your soul when you were experiencing turbulence—to secure you when you’re drifting. 
 
8. What would happen to your fear of men and things, if you had a healthier fear of God? 
 
9. Why should you reach out to mentor (transformation by God’s wisdom) the younger generation or be willing to be mentored by the older generation, even if you’re not perfect or they’ve made mistakes? 
 
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Pastor Crockett          Jan. 23, 2022 am.  

1.    Why do you think it’s so important to listen to the Preacher’s conclusion in v. 13?

2.    What phrases in verses 9 and 10 show the importance of teaching God’s Word accurately?

3.    Why is it also important that the teaching of God’s Word should be attractive (V. 9: arranged with great care; V. 10: words of delight)?

4.    Why should you be careful what you read (v. 12)?

5.    Will you take Pastor’s challenge of evaluating this week how much time you spend listening to content from social media influencers, news sources, etc. versus how much time you spend listening to God’s wisdom?

6.    When’s the last time God’s Word poked you like a goad to reprove or correct?

7.    When’s the last time God used His Word like a stake to anchor your soul when you were experiencing turbulence—to secure you when you’re drifting.

8.    What would happen to your fear of men and things, if you had a healthier fear of God?

9.    Why should you r

The Preacher Concludes (Ecclesiastes 12:9-14)

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Sunday Morning Worship starts at 10:00 a.m. 
Wednesday Prayer Meeting — 7 p.m.

Worship online with Morningside through music and preaching from God's Word.  

Let us know you are here in the chat and comment section of this livestream.  Connect with us at www.morningside.org/connect

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Sunday Morning Worship starts at 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting — 7 p.m.

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At the Last Supper, Jesus explains how His death forms a new community: 
 
1) New Kingdom 
2) New Family 
3) New Leadership Standard

At the Last Supper, Jesus explains how His death forms a new community:

1) New Kingdom
2) New Family
3) New Leadership Standard

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