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 The mission and strategy of Fuzion is to lead people into a growing and deeper relationship with Jesus Christ by creating a conversational environment where they can explore faith and experience community. The overall vision of Fuzion Life Groups is to Love God, Love People, and Serve Others.

There are three important aspects of this mission statement:

A conversational environment- Fusion is not a theology class.  Fusion leaders are not teachers but facilitators of discussion that simply lead and engage the group in conversations about life and faith.
 

Explore faith- Fusion provides an opportunity for people to investigate, discover and examine issues of faith.  Whether you have attended church a long time or don't even attend church at all, this is a perfect place to come and ask questions in a non-judgmental atmosphere.
 

Experience community- Fusion also provides people the opportunity to build deeper relationships with others and experience a taste of authentic community and family.  As ideas and feelings are shared and exchanged in a safe and positive environment people begin to bond and make friends.

 
 Frequently Asked Questions
 
What is the size of a typical group? 
Groups are typically comprised of 8-12 people.  We like to keep the groups this size so everyone has a chance to share. 
 
Where & When will groups meet?
Groups typically meet 2-3 times a month either in someone’s home or at outside locations such as coffee shops or restaurants. 
 
What will the discussion be about?  
The group discusses 3-4 questions based on the previous Sunday’s message.  We believe this is integral to discipleship.  Pastor Mark sows the seed on Sunday, and in life group the word is sealed in our hearts and minds through interaction.  Through discussion we learn how to apply the Word to our daily lives.
 

How do I Join a Life Group?
Just fill out our Sign Up For Fuzion form at top right of this page and someone will contact you very soon!! 

Note from Pastor Mark...

Thanks for your interest in Fuzion. We understand the incredible value of life-touching-life here at CCA and know that our experience in Christ is best when shared together. The Bible describes the church in several different ways, in one place it’s a family and in yet another a community. In all of these, the key is connectivity.

Life is a team sport and no one should do it alone. A healthy church should grow larger and smaller at the same time; larger through outreach, but smaller in our fellowship and connectivity through life groups.

We hope and pray you’ll give a life group a test drive and see if it doesn’t change your life.

All for Christ,
J Mark Johns

Life Group Questions for week of February 12th thru 18th

1) How does stress affect you mentally?

2) How does stress affect you physically?

3) Of the five instructions listed below for finding emotional and mental balance, which are the most difficult for you to do and why?  Which of the five are the easiest for you to do and why?

1.  Make sure you find your true joy in the Lord.
2.  Consistently relinquish your problems to God.
3.  Remember and reflect on how God has already provided.
4.  Trust in God's unexplainable peace.
5.  Focus your thoughts forward.

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Questions for week of February 12th thru 18th

1)  When you read 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, what feelings does it invoke?  What do you suppose is causing those feelings?

Don’t you realize that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, who lives in you and was given to you by God? You do not belong to yourself, for God bought you with a high price. So you must honor God with your body. (1 Corinthians 6:19, 20 NLT)

2)  How have you allowed your past to affect your present when making decisions to change things in your for the good in your life?  (Example: Committing to exercise but you didn’t stay the course.  Because you gave up before you think you’ll give up again, so your past failure kept you from recommitting to exercise again.)

3)  God takes pleasure in your prospering. What areas do you feel He is desiring you to prospering in that at the moment you’re not?

4) In what ways do you challenge (or talk back to) your emotions allowing you to accomplish the thing your flesh is not wanting to do?

5) If you have ever had an accountability partner, how did their presence help you stay the course?

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Questions for week of February 5th thru 11th

1) What about Sunday's sermon impacted you the most and why?

2) What are some of the areas in your life that you are needed to dedicated your 29 mintues a day to improve on?  And why do you feel you struggle with setting aside time each day to accomplish these?

3) Peace does not come from having more, it comes from being content with what you already have.  Was there a time in your life where you learned to be content? Or do you struggle today with conentment?  In what areas do you struggle the most? 

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Questions for week of January 29th thru Feb 4th

1) God wants us to be servants always putting others first.  How difficult or easy is this for you, and why?

2)  Name a time that someone put you first by serving you.  How did their act of service make a difference in your life?

3) Name a time that you put someone else first by serving them.  How did your act of service make a difference in their life?

4) God has given each of us a talent. How are you using your talent for God to serve others?

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Questions for week of January 22nd thru 28th

1) What about today's sermon impacted you the most and why?

2) Is there someone in your life that you have been compelled by compassion to step out of your comfort zone to show love to?

3) Was there someone in your life that showed compassion to you? How did their love transform your life?

4) As you close your time together pray that God will open our eyes to see the needs of people as you move through your week. 

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Questions for week of January 15th thru 21st

1) Prior to hearing the sermon Sunday, how would you have described what it meant to Love God?

2) Have you ever known God professionally but not personally?  What was the catalyst that changed your relationship with God?

3) Have you ever struggled with trusting God?  Can you point to a time when God proved himself more than faithful after you chose to trust Him?

4) In what ways have you ever shared Christ courageously to others?  

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Questions for week of January 8th thru 14th

1) What led you to CCA for the first time?  What has compelled you make CCA your home?

2) A true vision is not a good idea, it is a God idea.  Can you name one true vision God has given you in your life?

3) What are some of the things that you are passionate in life... What excites you?  Do you find your energy levels rising when you are living out your passions?

4) Of the 4 vision killers (Complacency, Carnality, Criticism, & Fear of change) which one(s) have you struggled with the most?

5) Who in your life does not know the Lord?  Close out your time together praying for those who need salvation.

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Questions for week of January 1st thru 7th

1) Did you make any New Year's Resolutions?  If so, share some of them with your life group. Or have you resolved to never make resolutions, if so why?

2) Paul recognized the value of time.  When you think about time what is your assessment of it?

3) Good things become bad things when they keep you from the best things.  Give an example of something good in a person's life that could be keeping them from something better?

4) What steps can you take in your life to keep God #1 on your list of priorities?

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form

Life Group Leaders: Click here for your Life Group Report Form.