We’re developing a new series of sermon-based Pulse Groups.  Discussion questions for each week’s sermon will be posted here, then members will get together during the week to talk about those questions, as well as any other thoughts they have on the sermon.   If you’re not able to be in church that Sunday,  or you want to listen again, we’ll have the sermons posted on YouTube and links will be posted here.

You’re welcome to join the groups at any time.

The videos will be hosted on our Facebook page, as well as the LifeLine Church YouTube channel,

Wednesdays at 6:00 – at Adam and Ashley Keith’s house, with Eddie Cook leading. Ashley Keith (334*301*5144)

Wednesdays at 6:00 – Daniel Autrey leads a group at his house. Daniel Autrey (334*210*8677)

Fridays at 6 – Google Meet meeting hosted by Beth Rogers (334*546*8312)

Sermon-based Pulse Groups

 

Current Sermon Series- Pursuing God

June 14 sermon here

1 — How do we know if someone is serious about something they say they will change or do?
 
2 — When was the last time you spent time in God’s Word without any other resources? What did God show you?
 
3 — In your walk with Christ are you more mature now than you were this time last year? Why or why not? 
 
4 — When was the last time God spoke to you as you studied? Would you like to share?
 
5 — HAs God ever shown you something you needed to change in your life? What did you do?
 
6 — What are you doing to help your church accomplish the mission of ‘Reaching people who are disconnected from God and His church and making them fully devoted disciples.’?
 
7 — How serious are you about keeping commitments?”
 
8 — When thinking about the commitment Christ had to die on the cross, how committed are we?
 
9 — When was the last time you read God’s Word to be changed? 
 
10 — If every person was as obedient as you in their walk with Christ, what kind of Church would LifeLine be? 
 
 

 

June 7 sermon here

1 — Have you ever started something and made good progress then stopped to take a break? How hard was it to complete the task? Do you have any still needing completion?
 
2 — Have you ever had a desire for something that did not go away until you got it? How much effort did you put into satisfying the desire?
 
3 — Have you ever felt full on the outside but missing something on the inside? What did you do about what is or was missing on the inside of you?
 
4 — What is something you found satisfaction in but took time away from God? How long was it enough?
 
5 — Is there a time in your life when you were seeking God through his word more than you are now? What has changed? 
 
6 — When was the last time you spent more than 10 minutes reading God’s word? When was the last time you spent more than 20 minutes reading God’s Word?
 
7 — When was the last time God’s Word spoke to you as you read it? 
 
8 — When God’s Word speaks to you, what do you do with what you are told? 
 
9 — Read Deuteronomy 8:1-19 as if they were written to you. (They were actually). What is God telling you? 
 
10 — When was the last time you responded to God’s speaking to you? What did you do? If you haven’t responded, why not? 

 

May 24 sermon here

1 — Have you ever had someone trick you into doing something you knew you should not do? If so, how did they do it? 
 
2 — Satan tempts by using the natural desires that are intended for good and tempts us to satisfy those desires in a way that would cause us to sin. This is done when we place our desires ahead of God’s Will in our life. Can you think of a time you were deceived in this way? Ex– Took a job for more money, when you already had enough and the result was missing time with family. ETC
 
3 — Read James 1:14. — Can you describe how this has happened in your life? 
 
4 — Where would we be today in our relationship with God if Jesus had put his physical desires ahead of God’s plan for his life? 
 
5 – Compromise has been defined as doing something the easy way when it gets hard. How was Satan trying to get Jesus to do this in his second temptation? 
 
6 — We said Sunday that Satan was trying to get Jesus to save the world without going to the cross. WOuld this have worked? Why or WHy not. 
 
7 — If Jesus had compromised where would we be in our relationship with God today? 
 
8 — We listed 4 reasons for compromise. Which ones have caused you to compromise?
      A — Fear of rejection
      B — Tolerance
      C — Pleasure
      D — Laziness
 
9 — In the last temptation Satan tries to get Jesus to prove who he was to others and Himself?
Read Ephesians 2:8-10. What does this say about who we are in Christ? After reading htoe vs, what do we have to prove? 
 
10 — Have you ever wanted to have something or do something because it would make you feel important? Why do we think we need to have something or do something when Jesus has already died for us? Is that not enough? 
 
11 — Read 1 JOhn 2:15-16. What does John say about these temptations Jesus endured. 
 
12 — Read Luke 4:13. What did Satan do after Jesus failed to be deceived?  What does this tell us about our being tempted? 

 

May 17 sermon here

 
2 — Would you say that you have the Holy Spirit in your life or that you are full of the Holy Spirit? 
 
3 — What does being full of the Spirit mean to you? Read Acts 9:17-20. What did it mean for Paul?
 
4 — When was a time in your life you were led by the Holy Spirit? Where did HE lead you?
 
5 — Can you describe what being led by the Holy Spirit means to you? How has it changed after this lesson? 
 
6 — How did you know it was the Spirit that was leading you?
 
7 — When was the last time you were tempted? What does this say about your relationship with God?
 
8 — If God uses temptations to test us, did you fail or pass the test? 
 
9 — What can you do to better prepare yourself for the next test? 
 
10 — What did the last temptation you have reveal to you about your relationship with God? 

 

 

May 10 sermon here

1 — Who is someone who has influenced your life? How have they influenced you?

2 — Can you think of a time when it had to have courage to be obedient to God’s Word? How did it influence the life of people around you?

3 — When you think of someone who is a person of God and inspiring to others around them, what names come to mind? Do you think your name comes to the mind of others?

4 — As you live your life, if you could turn around and see who was following you, who would you see?

5 — Read Titus 2:3-5. What does it say has to be done first to be a godly influence in the life of someone else?

6 — In what ways can someone look at your life and be encouraged to live a life of faith?

7 — When others see your actions do they reflect how God is working and active in your life?

8 — As you look at your life in Christ, was there a time when you failed, but God used that time to transform you and give you a renewed purpose?

9 — What do you need to do in your life to be a better influence for the kingdom of God to others?

10 — We all need grace and forgiveness in our times of failure. Is there someone you need to extend that grace and forgiveness to?