Cell Groups
These Bible study groups are aimed at helping Christians grow stronger in Christ. We pray that these cell groups will velcro people to the two things they will need most when faced with
the trials and challenges of this world: God's Word and other believers.
We invite you to consider joining one of these meetings that fits your schedule.
These Bible study groups are aimed at helping Christians grow stronger in Christ. We pray that these cell groups will velcro people to the two things they will need most when faced with
the trials and challenges of this world: God's Word and other believers.
We invite you to consider joining one of these meetings that fits your schedule.
Our 2018 Cell Group Schedule!
Tuesday 4 p.m. at the Chaffees' 281 Creamery Rd, Leraysville
Wednesday 7 p.m. at the Russells - located just down the hill from the church in Orwell
Wednesday 5:30 p.m. at Dave and Emily Nelsons - located across from Histand's Farm Supply in Potterville
Thursday 6:30 p.m. at the Kerbein's- located about 3 miles outside of Allis Hollow
Friday 6:30 p.m. at the Hakes's- 4894 Leraysville Road
Sunday 5:30 p.m. Men's Bible Study @ Pastor Justin Canfield's - Ford Street just outside Le Raysville
please contact PastorAlden at heartwoodlodge@gmail.com for more details or questions
Cell Group Questions for May 19
1 - Provide for your cell group an example passage of Scripture teaching that God’s character does not change.
2 - Does God’s ability to provide a miracle ever wither in his hand?
3 - Provide for your cell group an example from Scripture where God provided a miracle, and another passage where the same type of miracle did not occur.
4 - If God’s ability to work miraculously is changeless, why is the same type of miracle granted in one situation withheld in another?
5 - Called to the radical obedience of the disciples, does this necessarily mean we expect the same miraculous experiences?
6 - Serving the same God of the disciples, is there a definitive reason we should not expect the same miraculous experiences?
7 - If you will permit me, here is the puzzler: God is changeless in his abilities, but selective in his demonstration of them, as seen above in questions 1-4. In questions 5 and 6, we see that we expect neither the presence nor absence of apostolic miracles in our day to day Christian walk. What, then, do we expect, as we live for the glory of a changeless God?
8 - Possibly more significantly, what does he expect of us?
Tuesday 4 p.m. at the Chaffees' 281 Creamery Rd, Leraysville
Wednesday 7 p.m. at the Russells - located just down the hill from the church in Orwell
Wednesday 5:30 p.m. at Dave and Emily Nelsons - located across from Histand's Farm Supply in Potterville
Thursday 6:30 p.m. at the Kerbein's- located about 3 miles outside of Allis Hollow
Friday 6:30 p.m. at the Hakes's- 4894 Leraysville Road
Sunday 5:30 p.m. Men's Bible Study @ Pastor Justin Canfield's - Ford Street just outside Le Raysville
please contact PastorAlden at heartwoodlodge@gmail.com for more details or questions
Cell Group Questions for May 19
1 - Provide for your cell group an example passage of Scripture teaching that God’s character does not change.
2 - Does God’s ability to provide a miracle ever wither in his hand?
3 - Provide for your cell group an example from Scripture where God provided a miracle, and another passage where the same type of miracle did not occur.
4 - If God’s ability to work miraculously is changeless, why is the same type of miracle granted in one situation withheld in another?
5 - Called to the radical obedience of the disciples, does this necessarily mean we expect the same miraculous experiences?
6 - Serving the same God of the disciples, is there a definitive reason we should not expect the same miraculous experiences?
7 - If you will permit me, here is the puzzler: God is changeless in his abilities, but selective in his demonstration of them, as seen above in questions 1-4. In questions 5 and 6, we see that we expect neither the presence nor absence of apostolic miracles in our day to day Christian walk. What, then, do we expect, as we live for the glory of a changeless God?
8 - Possibly more significantly, what does he expect of us?