1 Corinthians 1:26-31
•	Remind yourselves as a group: what was going wrong in Corinth, and what has Paul said so far to counter it?
•	What is God’s choice intended to convey to the world?  Do you see that working out in practice?  Why/why not?
•	In what key ways do you think your attitude to people is different from God’s?  How does that show itself?
•	Remind yourselves from the sermon, of the prominent people whom we know were in the Corinthian church.  Try to imagine what were the key practical challenges for these people if they were to live out God’s vision for his church?  What are our challenges?
•	How do the concepts of “righteousness, holiness and redemption” help us to have a healthy attitude to our status as Christians?  Does this make a difference to you?
•	Prayer:  Meditate on our status as Christians and ask God to make this the defining issue amongst us.

1 Corinthians 1:26-31
•	Remind yourselves as a group: what was going wrong in Corinth, and what has Paul said so far to counter it?
•	What is God’s choice intended to convey to the world?  Do you see that working out in practice?  Why/why not?
•	In what key ways do you think your attitude to people is different from God’s?  How does that show itself?
•	Remind yourselves from the sermon, of the prominent people whom we know were in the Corinthian church.  Try to imagine what were the key practical challenges for these people if they were to live out God’s vision for his church?  What are our challenges?
•	How do the concepts of “righteousness, holiness and redemption” help us to have a healthy attitude to our status as Christians?  Does this make a difference to you?
•	Prayer:  Meditate on our status as Christians and ask God to make this the defining issue amongst us.

1 Corinthians 1:26-31
•	Remind yourselves as a group: what was going wrong in Corinth, and what has Paul said so far to counter it?
•	What is God’s choice intended to convey to the world?  Do you see that working out in practice?  Why/why not?
•	In what key ways do you think your attitude to people is different from God’s?  How does that show itself?
•	Remind yourselves from the sermon, of the prominent people whom we know were in the Corinthian church.  Try to imagine what were the key practical challenges for these people if they were to live out God’s vision for his church?  What are our challenges?
•	How do the concepts of “righteousness, holiness and redemption” help us to have a healthy attitude to our status as Christians?  Does this make a difference to you?
•	Prayer:  Meditate on our status as Christians and ask God to make this the defining issue amongst us.