This is the time of year when we rejoice in our “good moves” and choose to learn from our mistakes. An exercise that is just as useful for Passion374!

We all know that pride is a bad fault (even a sin), and for the sake of humility, we sometimes refuse compliments. Where is the line between being proud and being prideful?

Then here are some questions to discuss: Read Matthew 26:40. In what tone do you think Jesus spoke these words to his disciples? What would he have liked his disciples to do? And why did the Son of God expect this from his disciples? Do you think Jesus still needs us to comfort him, to support him? What do you think Jesus needs from us today? Many singles say that they want to get married because they want to come home at the end of their day at work and have someone to share their experiences with.

Then here are some questions to discuss: You will not be asked here if you are liars, there are no liars in our groups, right? So let’s talk about “others.” Why do “other” people tell lies? When is it difficult to tell the truth? Is it always better to tell the truth, or can we sometimes afford a little lie? And if it is okay, under what circumstances would it be acceptable?

Then here are some questions to discuss: Our theme today is the danger of “hyper-spiritualizing” everything. It’s good to include God in everything we do, but what do you think it would be to “hyper-spiritualize”? And why is it dangerous to do that? Hyper-spiritualizing also means taking verses out of context. What verses have you heard taken out of context? And why is it important to put verses back into context?