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We Will Be Changed Study Guide
We Will Be Changed Study Guide
How do believers know they're really growing spiritually, and what part do they play in the process? In We Will Be Changed: 9 Inner Glories the Spirit Is Cultivating in You, Alistair Begg explores the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22–23, showing how God is continually at work transforming His people into the likeness of Christ.
Designed as a companion to the book We Will Be Changed, this nine-session study guide provides deeper engagement with each characteristic of the Spirit's fruit.
Ideal for individual or group study, this guide encourages meaningful discussion and helps believers consider how the Spirit's work is shaping their character, relationships, and everyday lives.
Each session includes four parts:
1) Getting Started: a brief summary statement or commentary on the sermon, followed by an introductory question
2) Key Scriptures: important Bible verses that were referenced in the sermon and are flagged for further meditation and memorization
3) Going Deeper: questions to help you process the main ideas of the sermon
4) Giving Praise: a hymn that can be committed to memory, incorporated in worship, and used as the basis for prayer about what you have learned and considered
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How do believers know they're really growing spiritually, and what part do they play in the process? In We Will Be Changed: 9 Inner Glories the Spirit Is Cultivating in You, Alistair Begg explores the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22–23, showing how God is continually at work transforming His people into the likeness of Christ.
Designed as a companion to the book We Will Be Changed, this nine-session study guide provides deeper engagement with each characteristic of the Spirit's fruit.
Ideal for individual or group study, this guide encourages meaningful discussion and helps believers consider how the Spirit's work is shaping their character, relationships, and everyday lives.
Each session includes four parts:
1) Getting Started: a brief summary statement or commentary on the sermon, followed by an introductory question
2) Key Scriptures: important Bible verses that were referenced in the sermon and are flagged for further meditation and memorization
3) Going Deeper: questions to help you process the main ideas of the sermon
4) Giving Praise: a hymn that can be committed to memory, incorporated in worship, and used as the basis for prayer about what you have learned and considered