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Part 1 : Reflection Questions

1. The motivation Paul gives for offering our bodies as living sacrifices is God’s   (Romans 12:1).

2. God’s Word says in Romans 12:2 that Christians will be able to discern His Will. What are two qualifications for seeing God’s Will fulfilled in our lives?

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3. Paul says that we are   body, made up   of members, and yet we are all members of   (Romans 12:4-5).

4. However we serve, whether it invol@es public speaking or behind-the-scenes helping others, we are to serve the Lord   (Romans 12:8).

5. In Paul’s short sentences on the Jesus way of living (Romans 12:9-16), he tells us to:

1. Love and hone  .
2. Hate  .
3. Bless those who   us.

6. List at least 5 ways we can respond to our enemies in a Christlike fashion (Romans 12:17-20).

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Part 2 : Discussion Questions

1. As you read Romans 12:6-8, what do you understand your gift to be in the body of Christ? How are you presently exercising that gift? (Example: you may feel gifted in teaching young children in a Bible class.)

2. Think of the most difficult person in your life at the present time. What are some ways you could, by Christ’s power, honor and bless their lives?

3. Describe three ways in which sincere, Christ-like love differs from the world’s definition of love (Romans 12:9-13).

Digging Deeper

How does the doctrine of justification by faith (that we are made righteous not by status or race or works but through faith in Jesus Christ), affect how we treat others in the body of Christ?

Further Thoughts

Write down any questions you have regarding this lesson.

Prayer Corner

If you have specific prayer concerns, please feel free to list them. Our staff will pray for you and the matters you mention at our weekly prayer meeting.