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     Christ’s Way is a part of a Restoration Movement intent on restoring the original belief and practice of the early church. However, one of the major doctrines that still needs restoration is the image of God in people’s lives. We were created in His image to bear God’s image. Our value isn’t based on our outward appearance, our net worth or various accolades. It’s based on the fact that we were created in the image of an eternal spirit that will exist forever. This Sunday, we will focus on our mission as image restorationist. Our goal is to see people the way God sees them and to help them see themselves that same way – souls created in His image worth dying for.
 
 

Life Group Questions

In His Image part 2

 

Ice Breaker: How important is the mirror to you? Has the mirror become less or more important in your life over time?

 

  1. Why do you think people place such importance on physical appearance? Is there anything wrong with that?

 

  1. How was it possible for some girlfriends or wives to look past the reconstructed face of their boyfriend or husband?

 

  1. Do you think a person’s self image is self-determined or more peer-determined? Does the value we place on what other think change over time?

 

  1. What does it take to look past a person’s outer shell?

 

  1. Paul said, “from now on we regard no one from a worldly point of view, (2 Corinthians 5:16). What do you think this means?

 

  1. Do you think Jesus was intentionally unattractive? Why or why not? What possible benefit could there be from being unattractive?

 

  1. Mike said we are called to be image restorationist. How is that possible? How is it possible to restore a healthier self-image?

 

  1. How is it possible to see people as God sees them?​

 

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