Keeping in Step

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Monday: Walking in Step with the Spirit

Reflection: As we begin this week, consider how your actions align with Paul's encouragement in Galatians 5:25 to "keep in step with the Spirit." Reflect on how worship, such as singing hymns, can be a practice of staying connected with the Spirit and each other.

Questions:

1. In what ways do you already experience being led by the Spirit in your daily life?
2. How can you incorporate spiritual practices, like singing or praying, to enhance your connection with the Spirit this week?

Additional Scripture: Galatians 5:16-26

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Tuesday: The Tradition of Hymns and Testimony

Reflection: Hymns are not just traditions or teaching tools; they are testimonies. Reflect on the testimonies present in the songs you sing and how your own life story parallels these expressions of faith.

Questions:

1. Can you think of a hymn or song that has deeply impacted your spiritual journey? Why does it resonate with you?
2. How can your own life story serve as a testimony to others in your faith community?

Additional Scripture: Colossians 3:16

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Wednesday: Understanding True Freedom

Reflection: Paul reminds us in Galatians that our freedom in Christ is not a license for indulgence but a call to live out God's purpose. Reflect on how you use your freedom in Christ.

Questions:

1. What does true freedom in Christ look like in your life?
2. Are there aspects of your life where you feel "chained" that need to be prayed over for freedom?

Additional Scripture: Galatians 5:1-13

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Thursday: Check Your Fruit

Reflection: Consider the evidence of the Spirit’s work in your life through the fruits of the Spirit. Reflect on your spiritual growth by reviewing the "fruit" you are producing.

Questions:

1. Which fruits of the Spirit are most evident in your life? Which could use more attention?
2. How can you nurture these spiritual fruits through practical, everyday actions?

Additional Scripture: John 15:1-8

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Friday: Living as Resurrection People

Reflection: We are called to be resurrection people, not returning to "dead things," but embracing new life in Christ. Reflect on how you can live out this new life, empowered by the resurrection.

Questions:

1. What "dead things" do you need to let go of to fully embrace the resurrected life?
2. How can you live out your resurrection life in practical ways starting today?

Additional Scripture: Romans 6:4-11