Use this daily guide to help you internalize this week’s passage & message!

 

I never knew…

I was reminded…

A question I still have…

I was challenged…

I was convicted…

A truth I could share is…

 

1. Select a portion of this week’s sermon passage to memorize this week.
2. Write your selected portion and read it to yourself throughout the day today.

 

1. Read the sermon passage again.
2. Write a prayer of response, guided by the sermon passage. (May include adoration, confession/repentance, thanksgiving, petition, etc.).
3. Write your selected portion of the Scripture several times to aid in memorization.

 

1. Could you characterize any aspects of your recent prayer life as ‘crying out to God?’ Why or why not?
2. How does the current situation remind us that God is our refuge? How does this passage this week remind you that he is our rest?
3. How does the coming reign of Christ cement God’s promises to us? How does it comfort us in times of trouble?

 

1. What insights have you had while internalizing this week’s passage?
2. How specifically will you seek to apply its truths in your home/workplace/life in general?

 

Use this daily guide to help you internalize this week’s passage & message!

 

I never knew…

I was reminded…

A question I still have…

I was challenged…

I was convicted…

A truth I could share is…

 

1. Select a portion of this week’s sermon passage to memorize this week.
2. Write your selected portion and read it to yourself throughout the day today.

 

1. Read the sermon passage again.
2. Write a prayer of response, guided by the sermon passage. (May include adoration, confession/repentance, thanksgiving, petition, etc.).
3. Write your selected portion of the Scripture several times to aid in memorization.

 

1. How should the first 3 verses of Ephesians 2 shape the way we (a) view ourselves and our own redemption, (b) view those outside of Christ, and (c) seek to proclaim the gospel to them?
2. How does this passage help us better understand what it means to be united with Christ in redemption?
3. Does the vision you have for your life line up with the eternal vision God has for your life in Christ? What would need to change in order to bring it more in line with that vision?
   

 

1. What insights have you had while internalizing this week’s passage?
2. How specifically will you seek to apply its truths in your home/workplace/life in general?

 

 

I never knew…

I was reminded…

A question I still have…

I was challenged…

I was convicted…

A truth I could share is…

 

1. Select a portion of this week’s sermon passage to memorize this week.
2. Write your selected portion and read it to yourself throughout the day today.

 

1. Read the sermon passage again.
2. Write a prayer of response, guided by the sermon passage. (May include adoration, confession/repentance, thanksgiving, petition, etc.).
3. Write your selected portion of the Scripture several times to aid in memorization.

 

1. What is the difference between learning about something and experiencing it? Why is consistent prayer key to our experiencing the truths of the person and power of God?
2. How does Paul’s view of the church differ from that of the average Christian? Does Paul’s view challenge you in the view you typically hold? What needs to change in your view?
3. We must walk in accordance with a prayer for God to open the eyes of our hearts. What step(s) can you take this week to gain a greater view of the character and power of God, as well as the implications of that for you as a believer?

 

1. What insights have you had while internalizing this week’s passage?
2. How specifically will you seek to apply its truths in your home/workplace/life in general?

 

Use this daily guide to help you internalize this week’s passage & message!

 

I never knew…

I was reminded…

A question I still have…

I was challenged…

I was convicted…

A truth I could share is…

 

1. Select a portion of this week’s sermon passage to memorize this week.
2. Write your selected portion and read it to yourself throughout the day today.

 

1. Read the sermon passage again.
2. Write a prayer of response, guided by the sermon passage. (May include adoration, confession/repentance, thanksgiving, petition, etc.).
3. Write your selected portion of the Scripture several times to aid in memorization.

 

1. “Prayer should be more about pursuit than petition.” Would you say this is true of the way you approach prayer? Primarily to know God or primarily to petition God? What is the danger of getting this backward?
2. How will sober-mindedness in each element from Sunday’s sermon outline practically impact our lives day-to-day? Are you centered on these elements in your own prayer life?
3. How does this week’s passage instruct us on how we should be praying for each other? Who can you pray for this next week using this passage?

 

1. What insights have you had while internalizing this week’s passage?
2. How specifically will you seek to apply its truths in your home/workplace/life in general?