Bethany Community Church

As the presence of Christ in the Green Lake and Seattle area communities, we seek to develop leaders, engage our community, support grass-roots ministries, encourage an intergenerational community, worship God through a variety of expressions, and engage our membership in community, learning, and serving. Our senior pastor is Richard Dahlstrom.

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Jesus Gets Asked: Matthew 8: 5-13

by Mckenzie ~ October 11th, 2010. Filed under: Sermons and Discussion.

Teacher: Pastor Richard Dahlstrom, October 10, 2010

Discussion Questions:

Pastor Nancy Eckardt

In what ways have you tamed Jesus?
What groups/individuals have you separated from the group that has access to Jesus? When have you changed your perspective about who has access and who doesn’t?
How have you entered into the suffering of others? What was difficult about it?
In what ways do you feel labeled? How does that impact you?
In what ways have you labeled others? What impact does that have on you?
Faith trumps obedience. What does that look like to you? Can you think of an example in your life that demonstrates this?
When have you seen prayer make a difference? In what way did it make a difference?
How easy is it for you to ask for something?
What did you take with you from the sermon on Sunday?

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1 Response to Jesus Gets Asked: Matthew 8: 5-13

Mark Whitehead
October 12th, 2010 at 8:54 am
This sermon reminds me of another outcast, the injured man in the good Samaritan (as opposed to the lousy despicable) story. I suppose that in our culture it would be the Islamic guy who stopped for the wounded man.

I always enjoy visiting Bethany when I am in town. Thank you all for the prayers for my grand daughter. Michaela Werner.

Mark Whitehead
Las Cruces, NM

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