Hey Brother: If The Sky Comes Falling Down For You, There's Nothing In This World I Wouldn't Do

HEY BROTHER

WHAT I WOULDN'T DO

MESSAGE

ALWAYS

ROOFTOPS

HAPPY DAY

Coffee Questions (to help you process the message):

1. Sometimes Canadians answer questions with “Yeah, no.” Have you ever heard anyone say that? Or do you sometimes say that?

2. In this fifth chapter of James, he wrote about people enduring suffering like Job and Elijah. What kinds of suffering have you endured in your life? What has that suffering taught you?

3. James pretty much said “Let your yes be yes, and your no be no.”, and Russ talked about the idea of Don’t write cheques your butt can’t cash. When you say yes to something that’s asked of you, do you come through with doing it? 

4. Russ talked about the Irish goodbye. Have you ever done an Irish goodbye?

5. If you’ve gotten this far in the Coffee Questions for this message, how about sending an email to Russ (russ@themeetingplace.org) to say “I got this far in the Coffee Questions!”?

6. The one point we zeroed-in on from this last part of James’ letter is: If the sky comes falling down for them, you DO the things you DO for love for them. Who comes to your mind that you might be able to help this week?

7. What stood out to you the most from this last part of James’ letter?

8. What main point from this series has stuck with you?