1. Karl talked about the miraculous and how we often respond with cynicism. How can we foster a greater openness to the supernatural?
2. What do you think has contributed to the changed attitudes towards religion and spirituality?
3. How can we help those who have had a negative past with god/the church to encounter Jesus, especially those who may be triggered by worship?

1. Making disciples is business as usual for the church. But what are we not doing? Or perhaps more interestingly, what should we stop doing that we are doing?
2. We can encounter Jesus in different ways from reading the Bible to miraculous events. How can we navigate the mess of disciple making when it's so vast.
3. To what extent would you say Christ is present in communion?

1. We often read to be prepared to give an answer, but can you say more to do with gentleness and respect. How is this how Jesus wants us to speak to others about him?
2. Verse 9 says don’t repay evil but verse 12 says the Lord is against evildoers. So, we can’t turn our back on God’s will or we will receive punishment, but can God do it to us?
3. When is it reasonable not to call out someone’s sin?

This week's questions:

1 How does the parable's implication that we can lose our forgiveness if we don't forgive well, fit with the sufficiency of the cross?

2. If the perpetrator has no interest in being forgiven, does Christian teaching allow for forgiveness to be a silent, internal act rather than a spoken one?

3. Is the saying “Not forgiving is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die” compatible with Christian teaching on forgiveness?

1. What does it mean to be biblically repentant regarding salvation? Is it the same use as in Isaiah?
2. You referred to Revelation and blasphemy. Can you say mor
3. Sabbath is practiced from a place of rest from the claims of our world, how does that shape what we do (or don’t do) on our Sabbath?

This week's questions:

1. Joseph's dreams, Samuel's call, and Belshazzar's writing on the wall. How do you decide if it's God speaking or just your own fears and desires?

2. We have the cannon of Scripture and it is authoritative and complete and through this God speaks. Why seek experiences outside of this?

3. What does the prophetic word of God look like now compared to prophets in the bible?

This week's questions:

1.What would you say to Christians who argue that baptism is essential to be saved?

2. Is there any situation where you can baptise yourself? If you were compelled to and no other Christians around

3. I except by faith that my “old self” has died and been buried. But the struggle against this “self” can still be strong. Please explain. Newness of life. How?

This week's questions:

1. Does prayer really work? If we didn’t pray would God’s work not get done?

2. What are the reasons not to pray for a parking space? (And other similar “small” prayers)

3 Prayer is one of the spiritual practices we picked as one to lean into as a church. What are we doing in that space?