The sermon "Finding Peace in Your Thoughts" by Pastor Michael Wurz focuses on prioritizing a relationship with Jesus for true peace. He differentiates worldly peace from godly peace, stressing the importance of fixing one's thoughts on God. Practical assignments include dedicating time to focus on God daily and reconnecting with church members. Overall, the sermon challenges the congregation to seek lasting peace through a deep connection with God.

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Discussion Questions 💬

 What is the difference between worldly peace and godly peace, and why is it important to prioritize our relationship with Jesus?  

In the sermon, Pastor Wurz explained that worldly peace is temporary and circumstantial, while godly peace is lasting and genuine, coming from a relationship with God.

Can you think of a situation in your own life where you experienced worldly peace, and how did it differ from a time you experienced godly peace?

 How can we apply Romans 8 and John 14:27 in our daily lives to find peace in our thoughts?  

Pastor Wurz used these scriptures to illustrate Jesus' peaceful nature and his will for us to have his peace, which is different from what the world offers.

In what ways can we put these scriptures into practice when we feel overwhelmed or stressed in our everyday lives?

 How can focusing on God in all areas of our lives help us experience true peace?  

Pastor Wurz explored Isaiah 26:3, which promises perfect peace to those whose thoughts are fixed on God.

Identify areas in your life where you need to fix your thoughts on God more: relationships, inner peace, or circumstances?

 What are some practical ways we can dedicate time each day to focus solely on God?  

The sermon concluded with Pastor Wurz asking the congregation to dedicate a certain amount of time each day to focus solely on God, gradually increasing the duration over time.

What specific activities or habits can you incorporate into your daily routine to help you focus more on God?

 Why is connecting with fellow church members important for our spiritual growth and finding peace in our thoughts?   

Pastor Wurz encouraged the congregation to connect with someone from the church they have not seen in a while and to pray for the church family.

How can you make an effort to reach out to someone in your church community this week, and how do you think it will help you find peace in your thoughts?

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