Men's Night 10/7/23

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Thoughtful Questions for Discussion:

Personal Growth: How has your relationship with God grown or changed in the last year?
Challenges: What's the biggest challenge you're facing in your spiritual life right now?
Accountability: How can we, as a group of men, help hold each other accountable in our walk with Christ?
Work-Life Balance: How do you manage to keep God at the center amid the busyness of work and family life?
Spiritual Leadership: What does being a spiritual leader in your family look like to you?
Service: How are you currently serving in your community or church, and how has it impacted your faith?
Scripture: Is there a Bible verse that has been particularly meaningful to you lately?
Prayer: How can we pray for you tonight?

Short Bible Study Discussion: The Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32)

Introduction:

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is a story that Jesus told to illustrate God's grace and the joy of repentance. It touches on themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the unconditional love of God. As we sit around this fire tonight, let's delve into this well-known parable to see what insights we can gain.

Reading:

Have someone read Luke 15:11-32 aloud.

Discussion Points:

Initial Reactions: What are your initial thoughts after hearing this story?
The Younger Son: What do you think motivated the younger son to ask for his inheritance and leave home? Have you ever felt similarly?
The Father: How does the father in the story represent God? What can we learn about God's character through him?
The Older Son: Often, the older son is overlooked in this story. What are his struggles, and how do they relate to our own attitudes towards grace and forgiveness?
Repentance and Grace: The father in the story is quick to forgive and celebrate his son’s return. How does this reflect our own relationship with God when we repent?
Personal Application: How can we apply the lessons from this parable in our own lives? Is there something you feel God is calling you to do as a result?

Closing Prayer:

Wrap up the discussion by thanking God for His endless love and grace, and ask for the wisdom and courage to apply the lessons learned from the parable in your everyday lives.
Feel free to adjust these points and questions according to what you think will resonate most with your group. Have a blessed men's night!
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