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Esther 9:1-19 - The Enemy is Destroyed
Main idea: When God appears silent, His justice is still sure, His mercy still greater, and His final reversal is coming.
1. The Faithfulness of God and the Certainty of His Justice
2. The Difference Between Justice and Vengeance
3. The Greater Reversal and the Joy That Follows
Discussion Questions:
1. Why is it important that God’s faithfulness and justice are inseparable? What happens to our faith if we emphasize one without the other?
2. Sin has momentum—it travels through generations. What warning does that give us about the “small compromises” we are tempted to excuse?
3. Tim Keller’s line: “Joy is not denial; it is defiance.” How does that definition reshape what Christian joy looks like in suffering?
4. What dangers arise when joy is rooted in circumstances rather than in Christ’s finished work?
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Main idea: When God appears silent, His justice is still sure, His mercy still greater, and His final reversal is coming.
1. The Faithfulness of God and the Certainty of His Justice
2. The Difference Between Justice and Vengeance
3. The Greater Reversal and the Joy That Follows
Discussion Questions:
1. Why is it important that God’s faithfulness and justice are inseparable? What happens to our faith if we emphasize one without the other?
2. Sin has momentum—it travels through generations. What warning does that give us about the “small compromises” we are tempted to excuse?
3. Tim Keller’s line: “Joy is not denial; it is defiance.” How does that definition reshape what Christian joy looks like in suffering?
4. What dangers arise when joy is rooted in circumstances rather than in Christ’s finished work?