[Sunday] Shattered Beautiful - Spiritual Conversations

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Written By Cris Escher

Questions for the week

  1. Thinking back over your life, what’s the most pleasant, interesting or delightful spiritual conversation you’ve ever had?  Where were you?  How did the conversation start?

  2. Who in your life is a non-Christian friend?  How much time per week do you spend nurturing a friendship with a non-Christian?

  3. Read Isaiah 52:7-12.  What makes spiritual conversations beautiful?

  4. Think about the last spiritual conversation you had with a non-Christian.  Are you glad about that conversation?  If so, why?  If not, what do you think could have changed the trajectory of that conversation to make it more enjoyable?

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