IMPEL CURRICULUM/T.E.A.M.S. DATE: 10/31/21 SCRIPTURE REFERENCE: Heb 2:14-18
ACCOUNTABILITY*: | There’s freedom here for leaders to design questions that address the specific needs of those you’re discipling. Group members can pick the questions they need the most help with or come up with their own.** (NOTE: Accountability is not forcing someone to do something or being controlling over their lives and decisions. It is not behavior modification or adding new rules that are not found in Scripture). Open your time with a prayer, asking God to grow you in your love for Jesus. Go around the group and briefly share the highs/lows of the week. After catching up, consider this question, relevant to our reading: “How does the fear of death affect your life?” (Try to remember how people respond, as these may be the areas you’ll want to delve into when applying Heb 2:14-18). |
TRUTH: | What do you observe about these verses? What do you learn about God from these verses?
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EQUIPPING: | Make the truth understandable and usable, allowing the disciple to engage with the truth in a personal way. (As the leader, choose the questions you think would be most helpful for the people in your group.)
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MISSION: | We want to use our gifts to serve others in need and reach the lost, spurring one another on to love and good deeds. Rather than adding something additional to our busy schedules, consider how God has already providentially placed us where we live, work and play to be ambassadors of his love.
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SUPPLICATION: | Protecting time in prayer in the group is vital for transformation to take place. Pray about the needs of the people in your group and what they shared. If you didn’t have enough time to pray the week before, consider starting with prayer the following week.**
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