Category: Youth Group

Our study of Ezra and Nehemiah, which will be led by Pastor John, begins on Wednesday, January 20 at 6:00 PM. If you prefer to attend via Zoom, please email us at info (at) christalonechurch.org and we will send you the login information.

Chapter 28 As Hopeful and Christian continue they encounter the terrifying end of Turn-away. He was bound by seven __________ who were taking to the by-way to ________. Christian identifies him as Turn-away from ____________. On his back is a sign which labels him a ___________ professor. What do you think that means? This section of our pilgrim's journey is on the dark lane, and they tremble at the captive's prospects. The dark lane describes both the captive's _________ and his ___________. In the 4th chapter of Jude we are told apostates secretively, subtly creep into Christian churches by a...

Chapter 19 Talkative, an agent of Satan, is the opposite of Apollyon's direct aggressive attack. His approach is underhanded and deceptive. He appears handsome from a distance, why? He professes seeking heaven, but without heart _________. He talks of doctrine, but with no corresponding change in personal ____________. Faithful is too eager to encourage Talkative. Faithful uplifts his __________. Talkative expounds on God's gospel of sovereign grace, but without personal experience of its effects (WD, CP, GREVT, GMS) Talkative is encouraged to lead in this discussion because of his apparent __________ of knowledge. Christian unmasks Talkative's lifestyle. He is a...

Chapter 13 Christian encounters two swiftly returning pilgrims at the top of the hill. Timorous is an individual who lacks courage, so it makes sense his retreat is caused by the increasing ___________ahead. Mistrust fails to find security in the path and will not pass the _________along the way. Christian evaluates his options and reasons it is safer to proceed ahead. To return is to face certain__________. However, to go forward and face danger still offers the hope of_________. To go back down the hill is to run as ___________. When afflicted, the temptation is to _____________ from the narrow...

The study aids for our Pilgrim's Progress study chapters 9-12 are available: Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12

Study Questions for The Pilgrim's Progress – Chpts 7-9 Chapter 7 How is Christian to get through the wicket gate? Is only one attempt made by Christian? What/who does the gate represent? Christian describes himself to Good Will in what manner? Why is this important? Why did no one come with Christian as he explained to Good Will? How do we see this today? Describe the problem of tarrying at the gate. How might someone be affected by the delay? Can you see anyone like Obstinate and Pliable around you now? What did Christian exhibit in his explained encounter with...

Here are the Scripture allusion study aids for chapters 5 and 6 of The Pilgrim's Progress study (each are in PDF format and will open in a new tab): Chapter 5Chapter 6 Our study will meet in person in Fellowship Hall and online on Zoom at 6:00 PM on Wednesday. See you there!

Chapter 1 How does John Bunyan describe the world in the opening lines of The Pilgrims's Progress? In the dream the man is clothed in rags, he has a book, and a huge burden on his back. What do you think these items represent? Where do you think his focus is directed? Why was he so distraught? In what part of our conversion do we encounter this distress? When he shared his frightful concerns of the city's impending doom with his family, what was their response? Have any of you encountered this from your families when you became a Christian?...

There's still time to sign up! You must register for this study in order to receive the Zoom information before Wednesday. Please register using this link, and you will be sent the Zoom instructions. The information about the version of the text to obtain can be found in Pastor John's newsletter. We look forward to seeing everyone for this study!