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God's Got A Game Plan (January 18)
Draft Day
God Reveals the Game Plan
Moses’ Struggle With Being Drafted
Drafted Doesn’t Mean Ready, It Means Chosen
What is Your Draft Day Response?
Family Follow-up Questions
Moses has a hard time believing God would choose him. Have you ever felt unqualified, nervous, or unsure about something God (or life) was asking you to do? What helped - or could help - you take the next step anyway?
God told Moses, “ I will be with you,” instead of fixing all his fears. Why do you think God promises His presence more than easy answers? How does knowing God is with us change how we face challenges?
Moses kept offering excuses, but God didn’t replace him - He reassured him. What excuses do we sometimes use to avoid doing what we know is right? How can our family encourage one another when fear or doubt shows up?
Being drafted doesn’t mean being ready - it means being chosen. What might God be “drafting” someone in our family to do right now (serve, forgive, speak up, help someone, say yes)? What is one small step we can take this week?
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Draft Day
God Reveals the Game Plan
Moses’ Struggle With Being Drafted
Drafted Doesn’t Mean Ready, It Means Chosen
What is Your Draft Day Response?
Family Follow-up Questions
Moses has a hard time believing God would choose him. Have you ever felt unqualified, nervous, or unsure about something God (or life) was asking you to do? What helped - or could help - you take the next step anyway?
God told Moses, “ I will be with you,” instead of fixing all his fears. Why do you think God promises His presence more than easy answers? How does knowing God is with us change how we face challenges?
Moses kept offering excuses, but God didn’t replace him - He reassured him. What excuses do we sometimes use to avoid doing what we know is right? How can our family encourage one another when fear or doubt shows up?
Being drafted doesn’t mean being ready - it means being chosen. What might God be “drafting” someone in our family to do right now (serve, forgive, speak up, help someone, say yes)? What is one small step we can take this week?