Brevard Christian Church

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
What is the worst smell you remember? 
 
How does smell help us picture our relationship with God (See Isa. 64:6 & Zech. 3:3-4)? 
 
Why was God right in allowing 7 of Saul's sons die (See 2 Sam. 21:1-14 & Ex. 21:24-27)? 
 
How does David's son Jesus make us clean (See Titus 3:5 and Gal. 3:27)? 
 
Is there a sin issue hindering your prayers (See 1 Pet. 3:7)?

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together.

Small Group Questions:
What is the worst smell you remember?

How does smell help us picture our relationship with God (See Isa. 64:6 & Zech. 3:3-4)?

Why was God right in allowing 7 of Saul's sons die (See 2 Sam. 21:1-14 & Ex. 21:24-27)?

How does David's son Jesus make us clean (See Titus 3:5 and Gal. 3:27)?

Is there a sin issue hindering your prayers (See 1 Pet. 3:7)?

08/07/22 II Samuel 21:1-14 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. How do you respond to those who say Jesus never lived, that He was just a legend? 
2. How do you get folk to understand that there are only four options concerning Jesus? He cannot be just a moral leader or good human teacher. 
3. Read John 20:24-28. Why is verse 28 the appropriate response? 
4. How/where do you serve Jesus? Do you think of your service as an act of worship - treating Him as Lord? Discuss how service can be (should be) worship

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together.

Small Group Questions:
1. How do you respond to those who say Jesus never lived, that He was just a legend?
2. How do you get folk to understand that there are only four options concerning Jesus? He cannot be just a moral leader or good human teacher.
3. Read John 20:24-28. Why is verse 28 the appropriate response?
4. How/where do you serve Jesus? Do you think of your service as an act of worship - treating Him as Lord? Discuss how service can be (should be) worship

04/17/22 1 Corinthians 15:1-6 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
 • What is Christian Unity and how do you see it practiced in the Church? (Eph. 2:14-22, John 17) 
 • How would our church community change if we had a better understanding of who we are individually and who we are in community? 
(We are sinners saved by grace. We are Saints together in God’s Holy Kingdom.) 
 • What is one thing you can do this week to practice unity in your growth group?

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together.

Small Group Questions:
  • What is Christian Unity and how do you see it practiced in the Church? (Eph. 2:14-22, John 17)
  • How would our church community change if we had a better understanding of who we are individually and who we are in community?
(We are sinners saved by grace. We are Saints together in God’s Holy Kingdom.)
  • What is one thing you can do this week to practice unity in your growth group?

02/13/22 James 2:10-13 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. How do you produce the righteousness God desires? 
 
2. What does it mean, to have the word "planted in you"? 
 
3. What is the religion that God accepts?

Welcome! We are glad you're here. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together.

Small Group Questions:
1.  How do you produce the righteousness God desires?

2.  What does it mean, to have the word "planted in you"?

3.  What is the religion that God accepts?

01/30/22 James 1:19-27 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
Read Proverbs 6:6-11. 
 
In what ways do you struggle with laziness? 
 
Ants work hard. What causes are you willing to work hard for? What motivates you to work hard? 
 
Ants work well in groups. Do you work better in groups or solo? What makes it easier for you to work well with others? 
 
How can you remain humble while working hard? What helps you do this?

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions:
Read Proverbs 6:6-11.

In what ways do you struggle with laziness?

Ants work hard. What causes are you willing to work hard for? What motivates you to work hard?

Ants work well in groups. Do you work better in groups or solo? What makes it easier for you to work well with others?

How can you remain humble while working hard? What helps you do this?

10/17/21 | Proverbs 6:6-8 (2nd Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. Read I Corinthians 10:12. Share an experience you had (or know of) where you were (or someone else was) surprisingly caught off guard. 
2. Read I Corinthians 10:13. Why does Satan use the same tactics on everyone? Talk about what those basic tactics are. Consider Genesis 3 in your discussion. 
3. Talk about challenges you are now facing and list one or two "ways of escape" from them (as in verse 13).

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions:
1. Read I Corinthians 10:12. Share an experience you had (or know of) where you were (or someone else was) surprisingly caught off guard.
2. Read I Corinthians 10:13. Why does Satan use the same tactics on everyone?  Talk about what those basic tactics are. Consider Genesis 3 in your discussion.
3. Talk about challenges you are now facing and list one or two "ways of escape" from them (as in verse 13).

10/10/21 | I Corinthians 10:6-14 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. We all have 168 hours in a week. After accounting for the necessary commitments (sleep, work, school) what takes most of your time? What does the way you spend your time say about your life? 
2. Read Colossians 3:17, 23-24. How do you keep your focus on Christ at work? 
3. How has your focus on Christ brought "light" into your life? Matthew 6:22-23 
4. According to Matthew 6:24 - why is it impossible to serve God and Money at the same time? 
5. Read Matthew 6:22-23 again. Where do you experience the greatest "darkness" in your life?

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take ...

What Do You See? | Matthew 6:22-24 (2nd Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. What makes our hearts so untrustworthy? 
Those willing to do so, give an example of a time when your heart got you in trouble. (See Jeremiah 17:9 and 1 John 3:20.) 
2. How can one tell the difference between your heart and the Holy Spirit? 
Please see John 16:9 and 2 Timothy 3:16-17. 
3. Fasting is between you and God. But discuss general areas of life that 
you think would be best to fast from (for improved self-control and to glorify God). 
Eg - food, computer and smart phone use, Facebook or watching the news, 
shopping, eating out, sports/recreation, etc. 
4. Pray for each other to gain more self-control. (See Galatians 5:22).

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions:
1. What makes our hearts so untrustworthy?
Those willing to do so, give an example of a time when your heart got you in trouble. (See Jeremiah 17:9 and 1 John 3:20.)
2. How can one tell the difference between your heart and the Holy Spirit? 
Please see John 16:9 and 2 Timothy 3:16-17.
3. Fasting is between you and God. But discuss general areas of life that 
you think would be best to fast from (for improved self-control and to glorify God).
Eg - food, computer and smart phone use, Facebook or watching the news, 
shopping, eating out, sports/recreation, etc.
4. Pray for each other to gain more self-control. (See Galatians 5:22).

Fast and Effective | Matthew 6:16-18 (2nd Service)

Fast and Effective | Matthew 6:16-18 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. What kind of answer did Job receive in regards to his suffering? 
2. Who was Jesus talking to in Revelation 3:20? (See 3:14) 
3. Read Philippians 4:6-7 and Luke 22:42. Do these examples follow Jesus' advice from Matthew 6:9-10? 
How are they the same, how are they different? 
4. Why is it important to note that Jesus said this is "how" to pray, not "what" to pray?

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions:
1. What kind of answer did Job receive in regards to his suffering?
2. Who was Jesus talking to in Revelation 3:20? (See 3:14)
3. Read Philippians 4:6-7 and Luke 22:42. Do these examples follow Jesus' advice from Matthew 6:9-10?
How are they the same, how are they different?
4. Why is it important to note that Jesus said this is "how" to pray, not "what" to pray?

The Prayer Reward | Matthew 6:9-10 (2nd Service)

The Prayer Reward | Matthew 6:9-10 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
Have you ever heard a strange prayer? What in your mind constitutes a “weird prayer”? Do you ever feel like people don’t pray correctly? Why or why not? 
 
 
 
Read Isaiah 59:1-2. Does God always hear every prayer? Why not? 
 
 
 
Read Matthew 6:5-8. Make a list of some good and bad reasons to pray. 
 
 
 
Clearly, God wants to hear from the real you (not just the facade you may put in front of others). What keeps you personally from praying like you should? Take a moment to talk with God about this thing.

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions:
Have you ever heard a strange prayer?  What in your mind constitutes a “weird prayer”?  Do you ever feel like people don’t pray correctly?  Why or why not?



Read Isaiah 59:1-2.  Does God always hear every prayer?  Why not?



Read Matthew 6:5-8.  Make a list of some good and bad reasons to pray.



Clearly, God wants to hear from the real you (not just the facade you may put in front of others).  What keeps you personally from praying like you should?  Take a moment to talk with God about this thing.

The Way to Pray | Matthew 6:5-8 (2nd Service)

The Way to Pray | Matthew 6:5-8 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. In Matthew 5:21, 27, 31, 33, 38 and 43 Jesus corrects misunderstandings concerning God's Word. What are the most common misunderstandings of Scripture that you hear about today? 
2. How is it that the world does not think enough of sex? (Don't most people think way too much about sex?) 
3. How is it that our world thinks too little of marriage? 
4. Why is marriage so important to God? 
5. If you are married - what can you do to make your marriage better? If you are not yet married - how can you prepare yourself for a good/godly marriage? How can we all be more supportive of marriages?

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions:
1. In Matthew 5:21, 27, 31, 33, 38 and 43 Jesus corrects misunderstandings concerning God's Word.  What are the most common misunderstandings of Scripture that you hear about today?
2. How is it that the world does not think enough of sex?  (Don't most people think way too much about sex?)
3. How is it that our world thinks too little of marriage?
4. Why is marriage so important to God?
5. If you are married - what can you do to make your marriage better?  If you are not yet married - how can you prepare yourself for a good/godly marriage?  How can we all be more supportive of marriages?

Better Marriage | Matthew 5:27-32 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. On a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being very sad and 10 being totally happy) how do you feel most of the time? 
2. What are the top three things that bring sorrow into your life? 
3. How do you deal with your sorrows? 
4. Read II Corinthians 7:10. How do you keep your sorrow from becoming worldly? 
5. Read Matthew 27:3-5. Did he repent? How did he miss forgiveness? 
6. Where do you find comfort in life? Read Matthew 5:4. What kind of comfort was Jesus talking about?

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions: 
1. On a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being very sad and 10 being totally happy) how do you feel most of the time?  
2. What are the top three things that bring sorrow into your life?
3. How do you deal with your sorrows?
4. Read II Corinthians 7:10.  How do you keep your sorrow from becoming worldly?
5. Read Matthew 27:3-5.  Did he repent?  How did he miss forgiveness?
6. Where do you find comfort in life?  Read Matthew 5:4.  What kind of comfort was Jesus talking about?

Sorry | Matthew 5:4 (2nd Service)

Sorry | Matthew 5:4 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
 
Some people know how to “make an entrance.” What comes to mind when think of the phrase “make an entrance?” Any examples from your life? 
 
Read John 12:12-19 & 42-43. 
 
Why did the same crowd cheering for Jesus want Him crucified only days later? Why do many people today have short-lived commitments to Jesus? 
 
Jesus is coming again to judge the entire world. Since Christians know this, why aren’t they more fearful of Him? 
 
Why do we often fear what others will think or say about us? Why is that fear often greater than our respect for Jesus? (Read Luke 9:25-26)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Check us out on Facebook.

Small Group Questions:

Some people know how to “make an entrance.”  What comes to mind when think of the phrase “make an entrance?”  Any examples from your life?

Read John 12:12-19 & 42-43.

Why did the same crowd cheering for Jesus want Him crucified only days later?  Why do many people today have short-lived commitments to Jesus?

Jesus is coming again to judge the entire world.  Since Christians know this, why aren’t they more fearful of Him?

Why do we often fear what others will think or say about us?  Why is that fear often greater than our respect for Jesus?  (Read Luke 9:25-26)

When Jesus Enters | John 12:12-19, 42-43 (2nd Service)

When Jesus Enters | John 12:12-19, 42-43 (1st Service)

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Be sure to text HELLOMI to 97000 to let us know that you were with us. Check us out on Facebook and Instagram. 
 
Small Group Questions: 
1. Review the story found in Luke 15:11-32. in what way are many Christians like the older brother? 
2. Read 2 Corinthians 5:21 and discuss this question from last week again: Why did Jesus have to die? Why is blood an essential part of our covenant with God? 
3. What comes to mind when you think about God? Are you afraid? Are you confident?

Welcome! We are glad you're here for church with us today. We'll hear a great message, sing a couple songs together and take the Lord's Supper together. Be sure to text HELLOMI to 97000 to let us know that you were with us. Check us out on Facebook and Instagram.

Small Group Questions:
1. Review the story found in Luke 15:11-32. in what way are many Christians like the older brother?
2. Read 2 Corinthians 5:21 and discuss this question from last week again: Why did Jesus have to die? Why is blood an essential part of our covenant with God?
3. What comes to mind when you think about God? Are you afraid? Are you confident?

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