SMALL GROUPS

At Gospel Center, being engaged in a small group is an integral way to become more connected to others. 

There are a variety of small group options. If you attend Gospel Center and are interested in learning more about small groups, 

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SMALL GROUP RESOURCES


For our current small groups, we ask that attendance is reported each time you meet. 


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Sermon questions for Small Groups

Below are discussion questions for each sermon.  These questions are meant to be more discussion and application oriented for small groups.  Please attend Sunday School for more in-depth Bible teaching.  Feel free to pick and choose the questions that will work best for your group.

  • Sunday, June 29, 2025 / 1 Cor. 1:18-2:5

    Warm Up:  What fads have you seen come and go through the years (fashion, music, words/slang, etc.)?

    Study:  Choose five key terms from this passage and explain each one.

    Discuss:  How are the Corinthians wrapping Jesus in a "fad" for their own personal gain?  (Note: You may need to go back and read 1 Cor. 1:1-17 for context.)

    Discuss:  Do Christians try to make Jesus cool or attractive to the world today?  How?

    Summarize:  What is the main point/idea of verses 18-25?

    Summarize:  What is the main point/idea of verses 26-31?

    Summarize:  What is the main point/idea of 2:1-5?

    Share:  What verse is the hardest for you to understand?  Please help each other.

    Discuss:  The cross is countercultural.  How should that countercultural reality be displayed in the daily life of a believer?

    Discuss:  How does the church need to be more countercultural?  How does this apply to those who are invited and welcome to attend based on 1:26-31?

    Discuss:  What makes great preaching based on 2:1-5?

  • Sunday, June 22, 2025 / 1 Cor. 1:10-17

    • Warm Up: Make a list of multiple "divisions" that exist in our culture, both serious and popular.
    • Discuss:  What is Paul's main command in this passage?
    • Observation:  What in this passage makes it appear that the divisions are between individuals versus the divisions being between groups?  Could both be true?
    • Discuss:  What are all the different ways that divisions appear in the church today?
    • Discuss:  How does each question in verse 13 emphasize the ludicrous nature of their divisions?
    • Discuss:  Where does verse 17 place the focus of Paul and, by extension, the focus of the church?
    • Apply:  Are you a part of a division, faction, clique, or power struggle in your church?  Besides your own opinion, what would others say about you in regard to this question?

  • Sunday, June 15, 2025 / 1 Cor. 1:1-9

    • Warm up:  What are the different attitudes that people have towards church?
    • Study:  In verse 2, what terminology does the Apostle Paul use to show that the church is first and foremost God's work?
    • Discuss:  Who have been some of the key pastors and laypeople in your church?  Does this negate or confirm God's primary role?
    • Study:  In verses 4-7, how is God's grace in the church emphasized?
    • Discuss:  In what gifts does your church excel?
    • Study:  According to verse 8, what is the timeless hope of the church?
    • Application:  What does God want you to appreciate about your church based on this passage?
    • Application:  How does your attitude towards your church need to change?