Discussion Questions
Understanding the Incarnation

1. What stood out to you most about the sermon's explanation of Jesus being fully God and fully man? Why does this matter?
2. Read John 1:1-5, 14. What does it mean that "the Word became flesh"? How does this change the way you view God?
3. Pastor Chris said, "If you want to know what the Father is like, look at Jesus." What does this reveal about God's character that might surprise people?

Personal Application

4. The sermon emphasized that we don't just fight from a place of struggle, but from victory—"It is finished." How does this change the way you approach spiritual warfare or personal challenges?
5. Pastor Chris mentioned that "your relationship with God doesn't change, but your fellowship does." What's the difference? How does this truth bring freedom?
6. Reflect on this statement: "The only Jesus the world will see is you." How does that challenge or encourage you?

Living as Embodiments of Christ

7. What does it mean to "embody Christ" in your daily life—at work, at home, in your community?
8. The sermon addressed the criticism, "the church is full of hypocrites." How should we respond to this? What does the authentic embodiment of Christ look like?
9. Where do you tend to lean—being overly "spiritual" or overly "natural"? How can you embrace both, as Jesus did?

Communion and Encounter

10. How did the explanation of communion as "more than a symbol" impact you? Have you experienced communion as an encounter with Jesus?
11. What "walls" in your heart might God be wanting to break down so you can experience Him more fully?