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Jesus’ Power to Provide
Jesus starts this section by saying we cannot serve both God and money (v. 24).
– Why do you think He begins a conversation about worry and provision with that strong statement?
– What does it reveal about our hearts?
Jesus points to birds and flowers as examples of God’s provision.
– Why might He have used these natural images to teach about trust and value?
In verse 33, Jesus gives an alternative to worry: “Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness.”
– Based on the sermon and the text, what does it practically look like to seek the Kingdom first?
Jenn asked, “What do you need to trust God to provide for today?”
– How would you answer that personally? Be specific.
– What tends to make trusting God hard in that area?
Reflect on this line from the message: “Provision follows purpose.”
– Do you find that hopeful or challenging? Why?
– Where have you seen this to be true (or not) in your own life?
Pray together. Silent Reflection, then Group Prayer
Invite a minute of quiet for everyone to identify where they most need to trust God’s provision. Then pray aloud, with a few men volunteering to pray over those areas.
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Jesus starts this section by saying we cannot serve both God and money (v. 24).
– Why do you think He begins a conversation about worry and provision with that strong statement?
– What does it reveal about our hearts?
Jesus points to birds and flowers as examples of God’s provision.
– Why might He have used these natural images to teach about trust and value?
In verse 33, Jesus gives an alternative to worry: “Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness.”
– Based on the sermon and the text, what does it practically look like to seek the Kingdom first?
Jenn asked, “What do you need to trust God to provide for today?”
– How would you answer that personally? Be specific.
– What tends to make trusting God hard in that area?
Reflect on this line from the message: “Provision follows purpose.”
– Do you find that hopeful or challenging? Why?
– Where have you seen this to be true (or not) in your own life?
Pray together. Silent Reflection, then Group Prayer
Invite a minute of quiet for everyone to identify where they most need to trust God’s provision. Then pray aloud, with a few men volunteering to pray over those areas.