03/24/2026
Hi Men,
As a reminder we will not be meeting this Saturday April 28th.
Our next meeting will be Saturday April 11th @ 6 PM when we will be discussing 2 Corinthians 5-6
Some questions to consider:
Questions for 2 Corinthians 5–6
1️⃣ Living for Eternity, Not Just Today (2 Cor. 5:1–10)
• Paul talks about longing for our “heavenly home.” How often do you think about eternity?
• What changes in your daily life when you remember this world isn’t the final stop?
• What does it mean to “make it our aim to please Him” as a young man?
• How does the idea of standing before Christ motivate or challenge you?
2️⃣ A New Creation Identity (2 Cor. 5:11–17)
• Verse 17 says you are a “new creation.” What part of your old life is hardest to let go of?
• Why do you think many Christians still struggle with shame even after being forgiven?
• What’s one way you’ve seen God change you since you started following Jesus?
• How does knowing your identity in Christ affect the way you handle temptation?
3️⃣ Ambassadors for Christ (2 Cor. 5:18–21)
• What does it mean to be an “ambassador” for Jesus in your everyday life?
• Where do you feel the biggest pressure to blend in instead of stand out?
• How can you represent Christ well without being fake or preachy?
• Who in your life might God be calling you to reconcile with?
4️⃣ Don’t Waste God’s Grace (2 Cor. 6:1–2)
• Paul warns not to “receive God’s grace in vain.” What does that mean for a young believer?
• What’s one area where you know God is calling you to grow, but you’ve been putting it off?
• Why do you think “now is the day of salvation” is such an urgent message?
5️⃣ Endurance Under Pressure (2 Cor. 6:3–10)
• Paul lists hardships he endured. What pressures do young men face today that feel overwhelming?
• How do you usually respond when life gets hard — escape, fight, numb out, isolate?
• What does it look like to stay faithful even when you feel “struck down”?
• Which of Paul’s contrasts hits you most: “sorrowful yet rejoicing,” “poor yet making many rich,” “having nothing yet possessing everything”?
6️⃣ Purity, Boundaries, and Being Set Apart (2 Cor. 6:11–18)
• Paul says, “Open wide your hearts.” Why is vulnerability so hard for men?
• What does it mean to be “unequally yoked” in friendships, dating, or habits?
• Where do you feel tension between following Christ and fitting in with the world?
• What’s one boundary you need to strengthen to protect your walk with God?
⭐ Summary
• What’s one thing God has been teaching you this week
• What’s one question about faith you’ve always wanted to ask
• What’s one area where you want to grow as a man this year