1. Have someone read the passage.
2. Our sin causes us to be alienated from God, how do we try to cure our alienation?
3. How do we see God dealing with our alienation from him?
4. In this passage, how is God meeting Paul's need for friendship?
5. Why is friendship an important part of our following God? What is hindering you from forming friendships in Christ?
6. What are ways that we as the church can make the church a place where people are known and a place they will call "home"?
Sermon Outline:
1. Loneliness: More serious than we think
A. Alienation from God
B. Isolation from others
2. Friendships: More sweet than we realize
A. Our need for friendships
B. Our capacity for friendships
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