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All In #18 Ephesians 3:20-21
TOGETHER GROUP QUESTIONS
Read Ephesians 3:20-21. What is God’s Word saying to you in this passage? What is God’s heart for His people?
What are the measurable circumstances in your life?
Are these circumstances stopping you to hear God’s voice and/or taking steps of faith? If so, how? If not, why not?
If measurable circumstances were out of the question (i.e. not an issue or hinder in your life) how would you serve God right now? Be honest with your answer.
In the book of Genesis, chapter 37-39, Joseph, the most beloved of Jacob's sons, is hated by his envious brothers. He is sold into slavery by his brothers and later imprisoned by Potiphar. Read Genesis 39:19-21.
After reading Genesis 39:19-21, what is God’s Word saying to you in this passage? How can you relate to Joseph and his “measurable” circumstance? How does Joseph respond to his measurable circumstance?
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By Encounter Church, Mission ViejoTOGETHER GROUP QUESTIONS
Read Ephesians 3:20-21. What is God’s Word saying to you in this passage? What is God’s heart for His people?
What are the measurable circumstances in your life?
Are these circumstances stopping you to hear God’s voice and/or taking steps of faith? If so, how? If not, why not?
If measurable circumstances were out of the question (i.e. not an issue or hinder in your life) how would you serve God right now? Be honest with your answer.
In the book of Genesis, chapter 37-39, Joseph, the most beloved of Jacob's sons, is hated by his envious brothers. He is sold into slavery by his brothers and later imprisoned by Potiphar. Read Genesis 39:19-21.
After reading Genesis 39:19-21, what is God’s Word saying to you in this passage? How can you relate to Joseph and his “measurable” circumstance? How does Joseph respond to his measurable circumstance?