Reference

John 6:22-27

“Quid pro quo” is the Latin phrase meaning “something for something” or “this for that.” It is a perfectly suitable principle for retail, but what about relationships? What happens when our marriages, friendships, and churches begin to employ “quid pro quo”? This Sunday as we continue together in The Gospel According to John, the message “Full, But Empty” will uncover a better basis for health in all our relationships.

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MESSAGE STUDY NOTES (also as PDF download above)
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WARM UP
What time of day are you hungriest? What is your go-to food at this time?

READ
John 6:22-27; I Corinthians 13:5

KEY INSIGHTS
What to do:
1. Avoid using Jesus
2. Look for the bigger picture
3. Invest in spiritual health

QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
1. Describe what happens in relationships when they become based on “quid pro quo” – “this for that?”
2. Can you identify with how Jesus is likely feeling in verse 26?

APPLICATION
What are some things you are tempted to believe God owes you?

FOR MENTORING
In what way(s) are you spending your energy on eternal life?