Bitterness & Forgiveness Bible Study What you will need to do this study: A willing heart to be open to how God will change your heart through this study A Bible or online Bible Notebook and a pen, or you can save to your desktop via word doc. A trusted friend. This can be someone you can actually talk to face to face, via the phone, through letters, or via online chat. This person can help you with memory verses, be there to discuss what you are going through as you do this study. This person does not have to do the study, but must be someone you trust to share the intimate details of your life with. If you are new to an area and do not have someone to fit this description...consider finding a women at your church who serves in a ministry role whom you could form this relationship with. Lessons one - four will focus on Bitterness…We will spend four weeks reading, listening, learning, praying and discussing while confronting bitterness. Bitterness may be something y...
Week 9 Day 1 This is our last time to read the entire passage. ☹ Go back to Week 1 Day 1 and consider the things you wrote for these questions In looking at this text as a whole what strikes you? Or stands out? What still confuses you? Is there any part that seems odd, or out of place? Have any of those been cleared up as you’ve chewed on these verses for the past 2 months? If you had to pick a favorite verse or group of verses what would it be? Why? Week 9 Day 2 Matt 7:15-20 Do these verses contradict what Jesus commanded in Matt 7:1-5? Here Jesus goes back to outward vs inward comparisons. What does He describe false prophets as? According to vs 16 how do you know a false prophet? Leaning on basic truths of biology, how can you tell a tree is an apple tree? A peach tree? What is the ultimate end to a tree that does not bear good fruit? What does Jesus say ab...
Luke 1:38 And Mary said, "Behold, I am the servant of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word." I have been thinking on these words of Mary often this Christmas. Mary describes herself as the servant of the Lord….servant of the Lord. How did that play out in Mary’s life? She was probably ostracized for most of her pregnancy for being “supernaturally pregnant.” Scripture doesn’t say exactly what she endured, but it does record that God sent an angel to Joseph to explain to him that Mary’s story was real. So, obviously it was a big enough deal to require a heavenly messenger. We see in the Gospel of Luke that Mary had the joy of going on a trip during the later part of her pregnancy, birthing a baby in a stable, laying him in an animal trough, and being greeted by shepherds after giving birth. Wow, not exactly what I would have expected the mother of our Lord to have endured in order to welcome Him into this world. Not exactly what I like to think of when I...
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