Order of Service 17

Order of Service Jan 3, 2018

6:30-6:45- Shuttle Pick up at S.C.C.- Andy B. & P.A.

Rules Reminder for the Shuttle- Andy B.

Respect Leaders,

Respect Property,

Respect Each Other,

7:00-7:25- Start in Gym – Game “Grog” – Pastor Aaron & Austin S.C.

(leaders can totally play the game)

Move Group into the fireside room

7:25-7:29- Snack Shack & Video- Media

7:29-7:31- Balloon Announcements- Everett & Alissa B.

Girl’s Night Out, Guys Xtreme Adventure

7:31-7:32- Speed the Light Offering- student

7:32-7:42- Message – (1 Cor. 13)- Pastor Aaron

7:42-7:54- Small Group Discussion- All YL’s

7:55- Instructions for BONUS- Grog Game (extended boundaries)

No matter what, the game must end at 8:29 and students must return

for pick up to the fireside room.

Small Groups

Instructions Pick some of the following questions to help with the application of

God’s Word to our Head (What does God want me to know?), to our Heart (What

does God want me to desire/value?), and to our Hands (What does God want me to

do?).

• When you think about how culture defines love, how does it differ from how

Scripture describes and defines love?

• Love is selfless, but the opposite of love is not hate but pride, which connotes

selfishness. Discuss concrete examples of love seeking its happiness in the good of

others to the glory of God. To love like this involves denying self. What does it look

like to prioritize others instead of yourself in your relationships?

• Describe both patience and impatience. How can we develop a patient attitude

even when inconvenienced, annoyed, or hurt by others?

• With regard to kindness, in what ways can you actively work for the wellbeing of

others? How can you proactively show kindness this week?

• Why is envy a sin? What is a root of this sin (i.e., comparison, insecurity, etc.)?

How do we combat envy? Why do we allow sins such as envy or pride to fester in

our lives?

• If others have hurt us, we’re tempted to keep a mental record of how the person

has wronged us, and even if we have “forgiven” them, we will likely play through

that mental list each time they injure us. When tempted to rehearse that mental

record of wrongs, how can we respond in a godly manner? How does such record

keeping affect our relationships with others? How does such record keeping affect

us?

• What does it look like to “bear all things” (1 Cor. 13:7)? How can we support each

other in a healthy way?

• With regard to “never gives up” and “always hopeful” (1 Cor. 13:7), how can we

respond when we are tempted to lose hope in another person?

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