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Q1. (2 Corinthians 1:3-7) What kind of comfort do you receive from your faith in God? Knowing he is always in control and provides away out. From your personal daily relationship with God? How might you share the blessing of this kind of comfort with a friend or relative who is currently suffering? What words of comfort can you bring to others? You can tell what things you've been through and how God has brought you through them.

Q1. (1 John 1:3-4, 6-7) Why is our fellowship with fellow Christians so often just on a surface level? We don't live totally for Christ. How can we have fellowship at a deeper level in Christ? Demonstrate our love for Christ openly. What would it take in your Christian group or your relationships with other believers to deepen your level of fellowship so it is authentically Christian? Show our love for Christ, study the Word together, discussion and living in the Truth.

Q4. What does Jesus teach us about the value and worth of the Kingdom? Its worth far exceeds anything we have on earth. Why are we tempted to value it so little? We cant see Heaven,its easier to value whats in our hand. The world puts great value on possesions. What helps us to appreciate its true value? Studing the word and trusting fully in Christ Jesus. How might your testimony help a seeking friend to value the Kingdom more? They can see through us that thier is a greater reward waiting in Heaven. That possesions isn;t what makes you truely happy.

Q3. (Mark 10:22) Why is poverty and self-sacrifice an inadequate religion? You must also follow Jesus become part of his family and grow in him. Why does Jesus ask the man to follow him? To learn from him. To become close with him. In what senses was this a great privilege that the man was offered? He had the oppertunity to learn from him,to become a desiple. Why did he reject the offer? He wasn;t willing to give up his earthly possesions;they were his God.

Q2. (Mark 10:21) Why do you think Jesus requires the rich young ruler to divest himself of his fortune? Mon ey can lead us away from Christ. Why does this trouble us so much? Were reluctent to put put all our trust in Christ to meet our needs. If there was no other way for the man to be saved, what does that say about the spiritual dangers of wealth? Welath can become our main focus. How to keep it or gain more, thus taking our focus of the Lord.

Q1. (Matthew 13:44-46) What do the Parables of the Hidden Treasure and Pearl of Great Price have in common? Both were willing to give all they had to get the treasure. What is the main point of these parables? Heaven is the great treasure. We must give our all to Jesus. He must come first. How should it affect our values? Our lives? Our values and treasures are to be stored up in Heaven not earthly things.

Q4. (Luke 17:33-36) What does our passage teach about the separation and judgment that will occur when the Kingdom comes? The church will be taken out of the way. The rest will go through the tribulation. How should this affect our lives? Our testimony? Our love for our neighbors? We should live according to God's word, Tell our neighbors about Christ and hell.

Q3. (Luke 17:24-32) What indications does Jesus give in this passage that he will suddenly come in his Kingdom without further warning? From the bible where Jesus talks about the sudden destruction by the flood and Sodom & Gomorrah. What are the implications of this for our attitude? For our lives? Live for God and due his work. Live righteously. We don't know what hour he will come.

Q2. (Luke 17:22-24) What do Jesus

] Q1. (Luke 17:21) In what sense was the Kingdom of God present in the Person and ministry of Jesus? Jesus had come and was setting up his ministry at that time,he was there on earth. In what sense is the Kingdom of God present today? In the Holly Spirit dwelling inside us.

Q2. (Matthew 6:33) What does it mean in verse 33 to