Discussion Questions

1. What significance does the “mystery from ages past” (Christ for the Gentiles) have in your understanding of the gospel in your life? In our church? As a witness to the Jews? As a witness to others?
2. In what ways are we tempted to be “conformed” to this present age? How do we guard against this?
3. While the “transformation” in our lives is the work of the Holy Spirit, what is our role if any? How does a “Farmer analogy” help explain this?
4. How important is this transformation work in the life of the believer as proof of the reality of the Gospel? How is God glorified by a life transformed?
5. Who is affected by the implications for the need of “Gospel transformation” in our lives and the life of the larger body of Christ? How?