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Evil in Plain Sight: Leader's Guide - When Revenge Wears a Righteous Mask
Leading a study about self-deception requires wisdom, vulnerability, and skill. People don't easily admit that their "righteous anger" might actually be disguised revenge or that their prayers for justice might be thinly veiled curses.
These comprehensive leader's guides equip you to facilitate honest, transformative discussions about the revenge that hides in religious language. Each week includes:
Detailed Question Guidance - What you're looking for in responses, how to handle difficult answers, and follow-up questions that make it personal without making it preachy.
Theological Context - The biblical background and cultural insights that enrich understanding without overwhelming the discussion.
Practical Facilitation Tips - How to create safe space for people to examine their motives, what to do when conversations stall, and how to guide toward gospel hope.
Common Pitfalls - Where discussions typically get stuck and how to navigate resistance when people don't want to admit their "spiritual" desires might not be so spiritual.
Heart-Level Application - Moving beyond surface behavior to address the root issues that drive our desire for revenge.
These aren't generic discussion guides. They're tools crafted specifically for the delicate work of helping people see through their own self-deception while pointing them toward the freedom that comes through honest self-examination and gospel transformation.
Perfect for small group leaders, pastors, and anyone facilitating discussions about the gap between our spiritual language and our actual hearts.
Evil in Plain Sight: Leader's Guide - When Revenge Wears a Righteous Mask
Leading a study about self-deception requires wisdom, vulnerability, and skill. People don't easily admit that their "righteous anger" might actually be disguised revenge or that their prayers for justice might be thinly veiled curses.
These comprehensive leader's guides equip you to facilitate honest, transformative discussions about the revenge that hides in religious language. Each week includes:
Detailed Question Guidance - What you're looking for in responses, how to handle difficult answers, and follow-up questions that make it personal without making it preachy.
Theological Context - The biblical background and cultural insights that enrich understanding without overwhelming the discussion.
Practical Facilitation Tips - How to create safe space for people to examine their motives, what to do when conversations stall, and how to guide toward gospel hope.
Common Pitfalls - Where discussions typically get stuck and how to navigate resistance when people don't want to admit their "spiritual" desires might not be so spiritual.
Heart-Level Application - Moving beyond surface behavior to address the root issues that drive our desire for revenge.
These aren't generic discussion guides. They're tools crafted specifically for the delicate work of helping people see through their own self-deception while pointing them toward the freedom that comes through honest self-examination and gospel transformation.
Perfect for small group leaders, pastors, and anyone facilitating discussions about the gap between our spiritual language and our actual hearts.