Men's Ministry | Southeast Christian Church SECC | MC - SMMBS

Kurt and Chad dive in week one of a four week series on Spiritual Warfare.

Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 16. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:


Paul tells us to be alert, what is something you have failed to be alert to in the past?
Paul tells us to be courageous, what is an area of your life today where you need to show courage?
Who is a "Stephanas" in your spiritual journey?

Chris Morgan teaching on 1 Corinthians 16:1-14. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:


Why do people generally feel a certain way about giving to the church? Why does Paul say it’s so vital in taking the Gospel to the world?
Why is time considered such an important factor in the discipleship process?
Paul says “be on your guard”. What threat or potential threats keep you on alert: spiritually, mentally, physically?
Paul talks about being courageous, what ways can you be more courageous in your walk?

Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 15. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:


In our discussion of Paul’s description of the Gospel in four phrases, what point stood out to you as very important?
If someone were to ask you why believing in Christ’s resurrection is important, how would you reply?
In the conclusion, we created our own creed regarding our own relationship with God. Share your personal creed with your group., highlighting the key points. 

Matt Reagan teaching on 1 Corinthians 15:12-28. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:


Which areas of your heart are in need of Resurrection Power?
What relationships in your life are in need God’s resurrection power? 
What needs to be put to death today, so the timer for Resurrection Power can begin?

Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 14. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:


What part of a worship service do you find to be most effective in building up those present?
What aspects of the Corinthian worship do you think you would find very positive?
What aspect of their service do you think you would struggle with?
What is your main take away from our discussion on women “speaking” in the church?