Life Group Questions: (scroll for Family Discussion Questions)1. Are there differences between a christian family and a healthy secular family? Should there be?2. What methods did you use when dreaming and planning for a family of your own? Was there a book you read? A person who imparted their wisdom? A method you focused on?3. What was your upbringing like? Did you have both parents? How did they disciple you? Was faith a part of your home?4. Are familial relationships important to God? Why or why not?5. Why do you think adults try and hide failures from their kids? Do you find that healthy?6. How does someone honor their father and mother as an adult?7. What’s the most difficult part of honoring your father and mother?8. What do you think is required of a godly grandparent when it comes to passing down of faith to the grandchildren?Family Discussion Questions:1. What do you think Joel meant by relational power? How did Jesus use his relational power? What does serving each other using acts of service (like our project today) have to do with relational power?2. The Bible says kids can best use their relational power when they obey and honor their parents. What makes this hard? What’s something you don’t like to obey? What would happen if you asked Jesus to help you obey? 3. How would your relationship with your family change if you respected everyone in your family?
