Our desire is to create a culture that people from all walks of life can DISCOVER God’s word together in a safe, small group setting and DEVELOP as believers following Jesus. 

What is a Life Group?  Life Groups are a gathering of up to 12 individuals committed to meeting on a weekly basis. It consists of similar background, interests, life situations, etc.  We desire to do LIFE with people in these small group settings. 

Why do Life Groups?  To meet the immediate spiritual, emotional, and physical needs of those isolated by crisis through prayer and personal connection within the church body.

Where do Life Groups meet? Life Groups mostly meet in homes of Freedom members who live in the surrounding region. Life Group leaders sincerely care for each of the people they lead. Each leader has a passion to help you become everything Jesus created you to be, a person connected to your everyday life, and a person who will encourage you to share your faith in Christ.

When do Life Groups meet?  Groups meet at various days of the week.  Most Life Group meetings are between 60-90 minutes each week. They are semester based groups lasting between 2-3 months each semester with a short time off in between semesters.

How do I join a Life Group? Life Groups are not just for attendees of Freedom but anyone is able to attend.  Whoever wants to get connected to a Life Group can sign up at the Connection Wall at any one of our Sunday Worship Experiences.

 Life Groups

THIS WEEK'S LIFE GROUP QUESTIONS

Life Group Questions: Sunday, December 3, 2023

"Majesty: The Greatest Hallmark Moment"
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1. Take a poll of who are “Hallmark movie watchers” and who are not. For those who love these kind of movies, share what you love about them and why. Why do you think some people love happy endings and others do not?

2. J. Barton Payne found that there are as many as 574 verses in the Old Testament that point to the coming Messiah. Alfred Edersheim found that Jesus fulfilled at least 300 prophecies in His earthly ministry, within 3 years. Despite the evidence of this, Christ has still been rejected by many, including many of the Jewish population to this day. What do you believe keeps unbelievers from accepting the role of prophecy as proof when it comes to spirituality?

3. Time for some scripture searching.Read Zechariah 9:9. Then, compare this scripture to Matthew 21:1-11, Mark 11: 1-10, Luke 19: 29-40, John 12:12-16. The Messiah was to come despite all opposition. Search and discuss what opposition came about in Matthew 21:15-16 and Luke 19:39-40. 

4. The Messianic Kingdom started small but has become worldwide. Read Isaiah 9:7, Daniel 2: 34-35. Then, read the parable of the mustard seed in Mark 4:30-32. What kind of kingdom growth have you witnessed or experienced within your lifetime? What does the spreading of the gospel look like today versus other generations?

5. Read John 3:3-5. Saying that there is one way into heaven in 2023 can be viewed as “intolerant”. How do we share this truth, in love, with such pushback from the world’s view?

6. Close in prayer

Reminder: Life Groups will finalize for this season the week of December 14. Life groups will resume in March 2024.

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