Study Guide Questions
For Module 7

What parts of my church life feel ‘normal’ to me but might feel unwelcoming to someone from a different racial or cultural background?

When have I mistaken my preference for a biblical principle, expecting everyone to act or think exactly like me?

How can I help create a church culture where someone feels safe enough to tell me if my words cause harm, even when I don’t mean to?

When I talk with someone who has a different political view, is my first instinct to build a bridge or to win a debate?

When I imagine true racial, cultural, or even political unity in my church, what discomfort pops up in me, and what does that reveal about my own heart?

What’s on specific way our church could do a better job of celebrating the diverse cultures and stories of all our members, instead of accidentally overlooking them?

What is one tangible action I will take this month that goes to build a bridge with someone that looks or thinks differently than I do?

What am I noticing in my mind, in my heart, and in my gut after going through Module 7?