Louder Than Words, Part 3: Add Value
April 13, 2025
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Message Review
As followers of Christ, we’re called to impact people for Jesus—not just through what we say, but through how we live every single day because our actions always speak louder than our words. One of the most powerful ways we can impact people for Jesus daily is by adding value in a way no one else does.
Main Point: Add value in a way no one else does.
Scripture References: Galatians 6:7-10; Matthew 9:35-38; 1 Corinthians 9:19-22
Bible Study
The focus Bible passage from the sermon was Galatians 6:1-10 Before going to the Sermon Discussion Questions, study the passage by reading through it together, then talk through it using the following Inductive Bible Study Method questions that follow:
Context: Discuss the context of this passage (Use the Bible Overview to learn the context)
Observation: What do you notice in this passage? What words or phrases stick out to you? And why?
Interpretation: What was Jesus’ original intent in this passage? What main point(s) was he trying to communicate, and why is that important?
Application: What is one key takeaway or insight you had from this passage? How can or should you apply it to your life?
Questions: What questions/tensions do you have from this passage that you want to discuss?
Discussion Questions
What were your initial thoughts or takeaways from the sermon?
·What’s the difference between a relational taker and giver, and how does each make you feel?
Ronnie said, “To impact people for Jesus, we must be relational givers who add value in a way no one else does.” Why is adding value to people’s lives in a way no one else does so important to live out as followers of Christ?
Read Galatians 6:7–10
What did Paul mean when he said, “you reap what you sow”? How have you experienced that?
What does “sow to please the flesh” mean, and what destruction does it lead to?
What does it mean to “sow to please the Spirit,” and what is the eternal life we reap?
Paul said to “not become weary in doing good.” What makes it hard to keep doing good by adding value to people’s lives, especially when it feels unrecognized?
What do we reap when we sow, adding value to people’s lives?
How did Paul define what it means to “win” as a follower of Christ?
What did Paul choose to do to “win as many as possible”?
Which one of these ways that Ronnie mentioned to add value stood out most to you, and why?
Doing what no one else will
Serving people in a way no one else is
Going the second mile
Speaking words of life
Being a giver, not a taker
Loving in a way no one else loves
Redefining what it means to “win.”
Where or with whom can you begin to add value in a way no one else is?
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