1 Corinthians 6:12-20
•	Why do you think sex is so prominent in our society?  Has this always been the case or are there specific factors which make it more prominent today?
•	What positive and negative things does Paul have to say about our liberty?  Have his observations been true in your observation?
•	Why doesn’t Paul just say “Don’t be immoral”?
•	What specific arguments does Paul use to justify and support self-control?  Why might these truths help us to conduct ourselves well?
•	How can we practically “flee sexual immorality”?  What things have helped you or your friends?
•	How should we treat other Christians and non-Christians who sin sexually?

1 Corinthians 6:12-20
•	Why do you think sex is so prominent in our society?  Has this always been the case or are there specific factors which make it more prominent today?
•	What positive and negative things does Paul have to say about our liberty?  Have his observations been true in your observation?
•	Why doesn’t Paul just say “Don’t be immoral”?
•	What specific arguments does Paul use to justify and support self-control?  Why might these truths help us to conduct ourselves well?
•	How can we practically “flee sexual immorality”?  What things have helped you or your friends?
•	How should we treat other Christians and non-Christians who sin sexually?

1 Corinthians 6:12-20
•	Why do you think sex is so prominent in our society?  Has this always been the case or are there specific factors which make it more prominent today?
•	What positive and negative things does Paul have to say about our liberty?  Have his observations been true in your observation?
•	Why doesn’t Paul just say “Don’t be immoral”?
•	What specific arguments does Paul use to justify and support self-control?  Why might these truths help us to conduct ourselves well?
•	How can we practically “flee sexual immorality”?  What things have helped you or your friends?
•	How should we treat other Christians and non-Christians who sin sexually?