Reflection Questions
These questions are designed to help you think through how to apply the recent sermon message to your life.
Recap:
Life is God's Masterpiece. It is sacredly designed in the image of God, sovereignly directed by the will of God, and should be seriously defended by the people of God. God's sovereignty extends over all aspects of life, from the moment of conception to natural death, meaning that life is not ours to create, control, or end. In a world that often views life as disposable, it's crucial to approach issues like abortion, euthanasia, birth control, and infertility with compassion, conviction, and clarity. Recognizing God's image in every person and submitting to His authority over life decisions honors the sanctity and sovereignty of life, and even more so honors God.
Life is God's Masterpiece. It is sacredly designed in the image of God, sovereignly directed by the will of God, and should be seriously defended by the people of God. God's sovereignty extends over all aspects of life, from the moment of conception to natural death, meaning that life is not ours to create, control, or end. In a world that often views life as disposable, it's crucial to approach issues like abortion, euthanasia, birth control, and infertility with compassion, conviction, and clarity. Recognizing God's image in every person and submitting to His authority over life decisions honors the sanctity and sovereignty of life, and even more so honors God.
Head
How does the idea that every person is created in God's image change the way you think about controversial issues concerning life and death? Were there any new perspectives or insights that you gained from the message that challenge or reinforce your current beliefs?
Heart
How can you cultivate a heart of compassion and conviction concerning important matters such as abortion and euthanasia?
Hands
In what practical ways can you show respect for the sanctity of life in your daily interactions and decisions? Consider how you can be a voice for life in your community or support those who are facing tough life choices. What steps can you take this week to put these ideas into action?