March 15, 2020
James: Jesus Is Our Healer
Andrew Allison Listen
SPL’s Sunday services are on pause, but we hope you are continuing to gather together in smaller groups to care for and encourage one another.
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Discussion Questions James 5:13-19
In this season where routine activities are disrupted, what might God be inviting you into?
What does it look like to you to be called a friend of God?
As you look around you, what opportunities do you see to be people of hope in these uncertain times?
What things might prevent you from engaging with hope in our communities? What might support you?
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