CONNECT QUESTIONS /November 30, 2025
1. How are you currently being discipled? Have you intentionally sought after discipleship relationships both in large and small group settings?
2. The Great Commission found in Matthew 28 instructs believers to make disciples. Have you ever intentionally discipled someone in a small group or one-on-one setting? If not, what has hindered you and what are some steps you can take to move forward? Do you have someone in mind that you could build that relationship with?
3. We exist to bring glory to God. One of the ways we accomplish this is to live each day intentionally, seeking to evangelize and make disciples. How are you intentionally living each day to make the Gospel known? How can you become more gospel fluent in your life to help you live more intentionally?
4. Do you currently have someone that you know you could disciple or someone that you know is not a believer? What are some things you can do tomorrow to either begin a discipleship relationship with them or share the Gospel with them?
5. What does it mean to be “called to freedom” as seen in Galatians 5:13?
6. What does “walking in the Spirit” look like on a daily basis?
7. What stands out to you on the list of “works of the flesh” identified by Paul?
8. Which fruits of the Spirit would you say are your strengths? In which areas do you need to grow?
9. Paul says that we should keep “in step” with the Spirit. What one habit helps you most with this task?
2. The Great Commission found in Matthew 28 instructs believers to make disciples. Have you ever intentionally discipled someone in a small group or one-on-one setting? If not, what has hindered you and what are some steps you can take to move forward? Do you have someone in mind that you could build that relationship with?
3. We exist to bring glory to God. One of the ways we accomplish this is to live each day intentionally, seeking to evangelize and make disciples. How are you intentionally living each day to make the Gospel known? How can you become more gospel fluent in your life to help you live more intentionally?
4. Do you currently have someone that you know you could disciple or someone that you know is not a believer? What are some things you can do tomorrow to either begin a discipleship relationship with them or share the Gospel with them?
5. What does it mean to be “called to freedom” as seen in Galatians 5:13?
6. What does “walking in the Spirit” look like on a daily basis?
7. What stands out to you on the list of “works of the flesh” identified by Paul?
8. Which fruits of the Spirit would you say are your strengths? In which areas do you need to grow?
9. Paul says that we should keep “in step” with the Spirit. What one habit helps you most with this task?
