The Vineyard
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
I
Peter 5:1-14
- How
does this text say that elders are to lead?
When do you think servant leadership and leading by example are learned?
- Why
do you think Peter instructs the younger among them to be humble, and listen to
their elders?
- Why
would Satan prowl around like a lion, actively looking to interfere with our
faith? How does this fulfill his
purposes?
- When
we suffer for being a Christians, do we suffer alone? Who else suffers with us? How does this provide any comfort?
Psalm
39
- David
finds himself in this situation because he was unable to do what?
- What
words are used in this psalm for God’s punishment of the wicked?
- By
saying that it is God who will “discipline a man with rebukes for sin”, David
is merely commenting of the nature of God.
How is this comforting?
- The
source of David’s grief, and yet also his deliverance, is whom?
- Ultimately,
we all have to face God. When that day
comes, will we see it as a blessing (Numbers 6), or a curse?
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