The reading from Romans talks about the idea of Original Sin and the abundance of grace given in Jesus Christ. Can God’s love and grace overpower all sin? If so, what does it mean for our life in Christ? This is the New Testament lesson for Sunday, February 22, 2026.

Discussion Questions:

1. What have you been taught about the Doctrine of Original Sin?

2. Where do you think sin originated?

3. What role did we have in that versus God?

4. Do you feel like you need to have all the answers for your faith?

5. What does it say about the grace of God if God loved even the worst of people?

6. What does this tell us about God?

We dive into 2nd Peter in today’s episode. It takes some weird turns about faith and is scripture true. What does it mean in our faith to believe or not believe in the factual-ness of the Biblical narrative? This is the New Testament lesson for Sunday, February 15, 2026.

Discussion Questions:

1. Does the meaning of this message matter if Peter wrote it or not?

2. What is your understanding of how we interpret the Bible?

3. Is the Bible up for interpretation?

4. Does it matter in your faith if the stories in the Bible are “true”?

5. What does this tell us about God?

Salt, light, and the law. “Sometimes the Gospel is comforting and sometimes its afflicting, it depends where you are in the story.” In this episode we dive into the Gospel where Jesus talks about what it means to be a disciple. What does it mean to be the salt of the Earth or the light of the world? This is the Gospel lesson for Sunday, February 8, 2026.

Discussion Questions:

1. Where do you see yourself in the reading?

2. How have you heard “the salt of the Earth?” used before? What does it mean to you?

3. How were taught about Jesus “fulfilling the law”?

4. What do you think this “fulfilling the law” has to do with our call to be a follower of Christ?

5. What is the salt of the Earth or the light of the world?

6. What does this tell you about God?