Romans 8:5-13 | S06E17

05/22/23 • 29 min

This week Jake and Adam discuss the post-resurrection position that each believer stands in and the implications of the Holy Spirit living within us.

Are there times when you feel it’s hard to believe that there is no condemnation?
What does this text tell us about the Holy Spirit?
What personally resonates with you in this text?

This week Jake and Adam discuss the post-resurrection position that each believer stands in and the implications of the Holy Spirit living within us.

Are there times when you feel it’s hard to believe that there is no condemnation?
What does this text tell us about the Holy Spirit?
What personally resonates with you in this text?

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This week Jake and Hannah discuss the beautiful benefits of the gospel and the joy it produces naturally in our hearts as we grasp its implications. They dive into the breakdown of Romans in order to grasp the entirety of the epistle of Romans seen within these 4 verses.

How does our understanding of no longer being condemned affect our workdays, relationships and engaging with the yet-to-believe?
What sticks out to you specifically from these four verses?
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Romans 8:14-17 | S06E18

This week David and Jake discuss life in the Spirit and the identity shift that occurs when the Spirit dwells within us. We encourage Life Group leaders to take their own time with Christ, giving the Spirit space to draw them closer to Him as they lead their groups this week.

What does it mean to be led by the Spirit of God? How does this influence our daily lives and decision-making?
What significance does the term “Abba, Father” hold in the context of believers’ relationship with God? How does it reflect intimacy and trust?
How can the truth of being children of God and co-heirs with Christ influence our understanding of our worth and value in God’s eyes?
How can we practically live out our identity as children of God and co-heirs with Christ in our daily lives?