READ | SERMON NOTES
(Sermon notes and recording available after 3 Jun 2025.)
PONDER | REFLECTION QUESTIONS
- Study Scripture
Read Deuteronomy 15:1–11 and Luke 14:12–14.
- What principles of justice are evident in these passages?
- How is God’s justice different from human ideas of fairness or charity?
- In Luke 14, why does Jesus instruct us to invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, and the blind? What does this say about God’s priorities?
2. Recall the Sermon
- What part of the sermon challenged or surprised you the most? Why?
- What helped you see justice in a new or deeper way?
3. Relate Personally
- Share a situation where you felt left out, unseen, or uninvited? How did that experience affect you?
- Have you ever been in a position where someone showed you unexpected generosity or grace? What impact did that have?
- Who are the “forgotten” or overlooked people in your daily life—at work, church, or in your neighborhood?
4. Commit to Action
- What is one practical step you can take this week to practice biblical justice—either through generosity, hospitality, or advocacy?
- Who in your life might be considered “uninvited” or on the margins? How can you extend hospitality or care to them?
- As a group, plan one initiative you can take in the next month that reflects God’s justice—such as volunteering, preparing a meal for a marginalised group, advocating for a cause, or supporting someone facing hardship.
