Regeneration
Key Verses: Key Verses: John 3:3-7; 2 Corinthians 5:17; Titus 3:5.
Discussion Questions:
1. What does the term ‘regeneration’ mean in the context of our
faith?
2. How does the Holy Spirit work in the process of regeneration?
3. How do repentance and faith factor into this process?
4. Can we have one without the other?
Reflection:
Reflect on your own experience of regeneration. How
did conviction of sin lead to a change of heart?
Justification:
Key Verses: Romans 5:1-2; Romans 8:1-4.
Discussion Questions:
1. What does justification mean in a biblical context?
2. What role does faith in Christ play in justification?
3. What are the effects of justification in a believer’s relationship
with God?
Reflection:
Consider how you have experienced justification in your life. How has it brought peace and favor with God?
Sanctification:
Key Verses: 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24; 2 Corinthians 3:18; Philippians
2:12-13.
Discussion Questions:
1. How would you define sanctification?
2. How does the Holy Spirit aid us in the process of sanctification?
3. How can a believer progress toward moral and spiritual
maturity?
Reflection: Reflect on your journey of sanctification. Identify areas in
which you have grown and areas where growth is still needed.
Glorification:
Key Verses: Romans 8:17-18; 1 Corinthians 15:42-44; Philippians
3:20-21.
Discussion Questions:
1. What does glorification mean?
2. How is glorification the culmination of salvation?
3. What does the ‘final blessed and abiding state of the
redeemed’ look like?
Reflection: Envision your future glorification. How does this hope
affect your current life as a believer?
General Tips:
• Create an atmosphere of mutual respect, openness, and ac-
ceptance.
• Encourage the participant to ask questions and share their
insights and personal experiences.
• Take time for prayer, both at the start and the end of each
session.
• Allow time for reflection and meditation on the scriptures
and discussion points.
• Remember, the aim of this study is not just knowledge but
also transformation and growth in Christ. Happy studying!
Activity: Salvation Journey Map
After discussing the topics of regeneration, justification, sanctifica-
tion, and glorification, it can be valuable to create a visual represen-
tation of these concepts and how they relate to each other in the
form of a Salvation Journey Map. This activity will help both the lea-
der and the disciple to synthesize their learning.
Materials Needed:
• Large piece of paper or poster board
• Markers, colored pencils, or pens
• Stickers or other decorations (optional)
Instructions:
• Divide the poster board into four sections, each labeled with
one of the concepts: “Regeneration,” “Justification,” “Sanctifica-
tion,” and “Glorification.”
• Starting with “Regeneration,” reflect on the key verses and
discussion points from your study. Draw or write the main points
or ideas in this section. You might draw symbols, write key verses,
or note personal experiences related to this concept.
• Repeat the process for “Justification,” “Sanctification,” and
“Glorification.” Make sure to highlight the interconnectedness of
these concepts, showing how each step leads to the next on the
path of salvation.
• After completing all the sections, review the Salvation Journey
Map together. Discuss the journey of salvation as a whole, how
the concepts intertwine, and what each of you has learned or
experienced personally regarding these spiritual realities.
• Keep this map for future reference, or use it as a guide when
sharing these concepts with others.
Closing:
This creative activity is not only a way to consolidate what you’ve
learned but also a visual reminder of the beautiful journey of faith
and salvation in Christ. It helps to understand the broader picture of
salvation and to connect personal experiences with these profound
theological concepts.
