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From Wandering to Winning: Choosing Comfort or Calling
January 8, 2023 / Dr. Clayton ChisumChoosing Comfort or Calling
From Wandering to Winning: 4 Decisions Our Church Must Make
January 8, 2023
Dr. Clayton Chisum
Genesis 12:1-3 NLT
1. God and
God called Abram to leave a way of life he had known for a long time.
God has done this in your life or is doing so right now and asking you to leave what makes you comfortable.
Genesis 12:1-3 NLT
You have to trust God before you have all the answers.
Hebrews 11:8 NLT
Luke 12:32 NLT
Matthew 16:18 NLT
Genesis 12:4-6 NLT
In the end, God is always calling us to make a choice.
2. You must choose between and
The church doesn’t exist to .
The church exists to .
Matthew 28:19 NLT
If comfort is your , then it’s your .
What are you worshipping?
Who are you trusting?
Discussion Questions
- Take prayer needs, pray, share holiday experiences
- Read Genesis 12:1-6. Discuss any new insights you gained regarding this Old Testament story.
- When has God wrecked the “wonderful plans” you had for yourself? How did he change your life? What did he call you to do different?
- What makes church comfortable for you? How can this be dangerous?
- Has anything changed in our church that was personally difficult? Why do you think the church has made these changes?
- Why do you think all Christians and every church must choose either comfort or calling? Why can’t they choose both?
- There was a quote shared in the message: “Change the way you do church and see what people worship.” Discuss
- What is the church’s calling? How can we as a church and you personally live this out? How can this often be uncomfortable?
- Why must our church choose our calling over what is comfortable?