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Christians Are the Worst- My Outrage is Righteous Anger
Outrage 3. “Lie #1: Christians Are the Worst!” (57-73)
3. “Lie #1: Christians Are the Worst!” (57-73). According to Stetzer's methodology, what type of Christian are you? Think about the people in your life. Are you in the same category as them? "No true Christian would __________" - how do you (honestly) fill in the gap?
Presenter: Isabella Schmitt
Isabella's question: On controversial topics, such as same-sex marriage, politics, immigration, do you find yourself asking "how can they be Christian if they ask this way"? How can you combat this way of thinking?
Outrage 4. “Lie #2: My Outrage is Righteous Anger” (75-88).
Ch. 4 “Lie #2: My Outrage is Righteous Anger” (75-88). Are you angry? What makes you angry? Do you think you have the right to be angry? Outraged? Why is anger a sin? As a Christian, are you more interested in protecting a truth than listening to others? (think about how did you feel last semester with the Haven / LGBTQ+ issue at APU).
Presenter: Brittany Potts
Brittany's question: Think about what angers you. Is your anger righteous anger or outrage?
Outrage 5. “Lie #3: ________ Will Save Me from the Outrage!” (88-108)
5. Ch. 4 “Lie #3: ________ Will Save Me from the Outrage!” (88-108) Do you see sin around you? How? Where? Why do you think that our modern world has produced sin that is "not only loud but feels far more pervasive" (page 90)? How do you feel about idolatry? Does it affect you? Do you have idols in your life?
Presenter: Kanah Ndiaye
Kanah's question: Are you willing to drop your idols to find the solution to outrage through the gospel?
