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Is Jesus Christ the Center of Your Life?

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As Christians, we should be known for our devotion to God and unconditional love towards other people. Loving God and loving others is what Jesus commands us to do (Matthew 22:37-38). To do this effectively, Christ must be at the center of your life. John 13:34-35 says ” ‘A new command I give you: Love one another: As I have love you, so you must love one another. By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.’ ” So the question this week is Is Jesus Christ the Center of your Life?

If so, how do you keep Him there? If not, what’s stopping you from becoming a true disciple of Jesus Christ? Share your thoughts.

What Do We Want The New Christian Stereotype To Be?

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At Changing the Face of Christianity, we are working to reverse the current negative Christian stereotype. But we have to replace the negative stereotype with something else. So the question this week is what do we want the new Christian stereotype to be?

To help you visualize this, just ponder this: What do you want a non-Christian to think about you before they ever get to know you? Share your thoughts.

What Does It Mean to be a Disciple of Jesus Christ?

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Jesus, John the Baptist, and the Pharisees all had disciples (Mark 2:18). As Christians today, we are to be Disciples of Jesus. So the question this week is what does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus Christ?

As you ponder and respond to that question, evaluate how well you emulate being Christ’s disciple and ask God to show you where you might need to adjust your priorities. Share your thoughts.

How Should You Be Able To Recognize A Christian Outside of Church?

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When you are at church, you can assume everyone there is either already a Christian or seeking to learn more. However, once you leave the church premises, how are we to be recognized as Christians? In our everyday interactions with others, how should they be able to recognize us as Christians? Share your thoughts.

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