Section 2
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Please watch the video from 9:49 to 22:57.
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Video 3:
1. According to Hebrews 10:24-25, what are you supposed to ponder before you ever leave home to participate in a church meeting?
2. How could church meetings be formatted to better facilitate the one-another process of encouragement (Hebrews 10:24-25)?
3. Why do some people feel all alone in large, traditional worship services?
4. What can you yourself do at your next church meeting to stir up someone else to love and good deeds?
5. What negative consequences might there be for disobeying Hebrews 10:24-25?
6. Open, participatory worship does not preclude the teaching of God’s Word by church leaders. What verses can you think of that support the importance of in-depth Bible teaching?
Video 4:1. When your church comes together for worship, how can the music be prevented from becoming a performance with a passive audience?
2. Paul states in Ephesians 5:19 and Colossians 3:16 that Christians should sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, not only to the Lord but also to “one another.” What benefits do you think might come from purposing to also sing to “one another”?
3. If the music in your church’s worship is so loud that the congregation can’t hear itself singing, what deleterious effects do you think might follow from that?
4. In what ways do you believe that the psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs sung in your church might edify the brethren in their minds as well as their emotions?
Video 5:1. In your assembly meetings, what qualifications are required of those who are assigned the duty of teaching?
2. Luke recorded that the early church was devoted to the apostles’ teaching (Acts 2:42). What does this suggest about the role of teaching in “each one has” church meetings?
3. How do the assigned teachers in your church prepare for their teaching to the assembly?
4. How can the teaching in your church be made relevant and edifying for the life of the brethren?
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