TEACHING

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2022
10:30 AM (in-person only--NO LIVESTREAM + communion)
Home Away From Home with Felix Chan
2 Corinthians 4:16-18, 5:1-10
We all long for an end to hardship and suffering. We all long to experience the peace and renewal of our eternal home in heaven. But how do we live in the here and now? Where do we find the courage to face each day’s challenges? Let’s look at how the future resurrection helps us persevere faithfully in every circumstance.
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Felix is happily married to Jessica and they have three wonderful daughters, Abby, Ellie and Naomi. Together they've served in campus ministry the past 10 years at UBC and SFU, helping students discover Jesus. Felix loves reading, training martial arts and spending time with his family. Fun facts: he loves to nerd out about Lord of the Rings, and is also quite happy his daughters enjoy Pokémon so he can relive his childhood.

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​For Reflection and Discussion

1. How does Paul use the images of a house and clothing in 5:1-5 to describe our future existence?
2. In what ways are you or those you know burdened by your present physical existence? 
3. What does living by faith look like as opposed to living by sight or living by doubt (5:7)?
4. Paul has shared how the future resurrection relates to present suffering. How do the future resurrection and the words of this chapter help you face the present suffering in your own life that challenges your hope and heart?
5. ​Who is someone you can come alongside and encourage with these truths?