Hi, I'm Pastor Jessica and I'm obsessed with you becoming everything God created you to be!

Jesus changed everyone He ever met. His birth caused people to question their beliefs on who they should be following, their purpose, and who the true King is. This is exactly what the wise men experienced when they saw the star that would lead them to Bethlehem. During this season, let’s look at how His birth changed the lives of the wise men. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. “Disruptive technology is an innovation that significantly alters the way that consumers, industries, or businesses operate.” It replaces older systems, processes, or habits that we have in place because it causes us to get things done faster and more efficiently. We usually see the effects and results of the new technology immediately because it disrupts our normal to give us a better way of doing things. Disruptive technology targets overlooked customers who couldn’t afford or didn’t have access to these innovative, simple, life-changing products and services available to EVERYONE!!! So, it’s called a disruptive technology because it’s existence, its presence radically changes the path and direction of businesses and consumers. Jesus’ birth caused a disruption in the lives of all those around Him, even the most unlikely of people! So much so, that we are still talking about the effects of his birth, life, and death until this day and we will continue until the day he returns for his church. Take some time to discuss or reflect on some of the ways Jesus has disrupted your thinking, your life, and the lives of others around you. What changes have occurred since you met Jesus? 2. Jesus’s birth caused the wise men to surrender their purpose and seek God’s purpose for their lives. They decided to blindly follow the star, in faith, that would lead to Jesus. They left their comfort zone to seek the truth of the promise found in Numbers 24: 17. Has your relationship with Jesus challenged you to surrender things (like a career, relationships, possessions, etc.) in your life to follow the purpose He has for you? 3. The wise men believed the Word of God and their belief turned to action. But not all action is created equal. Some actions are positive and others are negative. The wise men chose a positive action and that was to draw closer to Jesus. But King Herod, also believed the promise found in the Word and he chose to mandate the killing of all children under the age of two because he felt threatened by Jesus. Whether positive or negative, belief can move you to action. Then there are those who believe and don’t do anything at all and doing nothing is an action as well. Take some time to discuss or reflect on some ways where belief in God’s Word caused a positive action, a negative action, or non-action. Download and use the SPRINGCREEK CHURCH APP for interactive message notes, online giving, events, and so much more! Get all the info you need at your fingertips! Or, engage with us for updates, alerts, and information by text... CHURCH INFO AND UPDATES: Text SPRINGCREEK to 96995 GUESTS: Text NEW to 96995 CONNECT: Text CONNECT to 96995 PRAYER: Text PRAYER to 96995 COMMUNITY GROUPS: Text CG to 96995 FAMILIES: Text PRESCHOOL or KIDS or MS or HS to 96995 Your generosity helps transforms lives. Be a part of something bigger. There are three easy ways to give from right where you are: 1) Text GIVE to 96995 2) Give online: https://www.springcreekchurch.org/give 3) Mail your gift directly: Springcreek Church 2660 Belt Line Road Garland, TX 75044 Thank you for the culture of generosity that exists here because of you! https://www.springcreekchurch.org/​​​​​​ #RealSpringcreekChurch