05/27/2026
Missed Sunday’s message or want to reflect more? Here’s the sermon link and a few discussion questions you can use with your small group, family or private time this week.
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How can we intentionally create spiritual memorials in our own lives that will help future generations remember God's faithfulness, similar to the stones Joshua set up at the Jordan River?
What specific stories of God's faithfulness in your life have you shared with your children or grandchildren, and what prevents you from sharing more?
In what ways does our modern culture make it easier to forget spiritual milestones and God's provision, and how can we combat this tendency?
The pastor mentioned that Christianity is one generation away from extinction if not passed down. What responsibility does this place on believers today, and how seriously do we take it?
How does the sacrifice of military service parallel the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and what does it mean to live a life worthy of His sacrifice?
What tangible steps can you take this week to document your faith journey in a way that your family can access after you are gone?
The sermon emphasizes not wasting your pain. How can sharing our struggles and how God brought us through them become a powerful testimony for others facing similar valleys?
Why do you think we often wait until someone is dying or has passed away to express how much they mean to us, and how can we change this pattern?
How does the story of this church building through COVID and rebuilding after the fire serve as a memorial stone for future generations in this congregation?
What does it mean practically to be faithful yourself as the foundation for passing down faith, and where might you be falling short in your own walk with God?
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