I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him,
he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. – John
15:5
Pray
for God to speak to you through the reading of His word.
Read
Exodus 4:1-31
Belief or
Unbelief?
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Moses
was given tangible signs of God’s power.
How does the empty tomb serve as a tangible sign of God’s power for us?
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How
does the sign of the empty tomb show us that God controls the future?
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What
is the purpose of signs? How do they
point beyond themselves to God?
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Passages
to Consider: John 4:48; 20:30-31
Too Much “I,” Not
Enough I AM
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What
is one thing you would change about yourself?
How could God accomplish things through you without changing a thing?
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Name
some ways that a lack of talent in speaking can actually be an asset in
ministry.
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Why
should God, the great I AM, be our focus when ministering to others?
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Passages
to Consider: I Corinthians 2:1-5; II Corinthians 10:10
Worship on This
Side of the Sea
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What
was the ultimate purpose of God delivering Israel from slavery? What is the purpose of our salvation? What are the secondary effects?
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How
is our worship similar to Israel’s worship prior to being led out of Egypt to
their freedom?
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How
is worship and expression of faith?
When you read of God’s wondrous acts in
the Bible, ask what the act reveals about the God who is capable of performing
it.
As you seek to serve others, focus on the
great I AM, rather than yourself.
As you worship God this side of heaven,
consider God’s promise of eternal life as it is demonstrated through the sign
of the empty tomb.
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