Exodus 2:1-22 Verses 1-10: 1. Why do you think Moses' parents chose to hide him for three months despite the danger? What does this reveal about their faith and courage? 2. What can we learn from the actions of Moses' mother in making the basket and placing him in the Nile? How does this demonstrate trust in God's plan? 3. How does Pharaoh's daughter's decision to sa...
Keep ReadingExodus 1:8-22 1.) In what ways have you personally seen God's providence working in difficult or unexpected circumstances? How does knowing that God keeps His promises bring comfort during trials? 2.) Do you fear man rather than God? What does it look like to fear God rather than man in today's culture? How can we cultivate a greater fear of God in our daily lives? 3.) ...
Keep ReadingExodus 1:1-7 1.) What stood out to you from this week's sermon? 2.) What is one thing you hope to learn from the book of Exodus? 3.) How does the Old Testament help you understand God and the gospel? 4.) What Old Testament narrative have you read that has given you a greater understanding of God and the gospel? 5.) Nate mentioned some fascinating events and ...
Keep ReadingLuke 2:22-38 The passage highlights Mary and Joseph's obedience to the Law of Moses. How does their faithfulness point us to Jesus' own perfect fulfillment of the law? Why is this significant for our salvation? Simeon describes Jesus as "a light for revelation to the Gentiles" (v. 32). How does this Old Testament prophecy being fulfilled in Jesus deepen our conf...
Keep ReadingLuke 1:26-38 1. Mary believed the seemingly impossible promises of God. How do you respond to God's promises in Scripture, such as John 3:16 or Philippians 4:6-7? What helps or hinders your ability to trust God in challenging situations? 2. Gabriel's announcement revealed profound truths about the Trinity. How does the doctrine of the Trinity shape your understanding o...
Keep ReadingLUKE 1:26-38 1.) Luke emphasizes Mary's virginity twice in this passage? How does this detail help us better understand the miraculous nature of Jesus' conception and birth? 2.) Gabriel referred to Mary as "favored" by God, which was an undeserved honor. How does understanding our identity as beloved, forgiven, and justified children of God impact the way we view ourse...
Keep Reading1.) What does it mean for God to "keep you from stumbling," and how does this promise shape your understanding of His grace and faithfulness in your daily life? 2.)What is the significance of God presenting His people as "blameless" before His glory with great joy? How does this assurance affect how you view your standing before God through Christ? 3.) Pastor Nate mentio...
Keep Reading1.) Jude exhorts us to keep ourselves in the love of God. What practical habits or disciplines help you grow in your love for Christ and perseverance in the faith? 2.) How does your Bible reading shape the way you discern truth from error? How is your Bible personal Bible reading going this year? 3.) Praying in the Spirit is described as aligning our prayers with God's w...
Keep Reading1.In Jude 1:5-7, Jude recalls three Old Testament examples of God's judgment. Why do you think Jude chose these specific examples, and what do they teach us about the certainty and righteousness of God's judgment? 2. Jude 1:8 describes false teachers as those who "reject authority." How does rejecting authority reflect a deeper rebellion against God? What does joyful subm...
Keep Reading1.) Jude reminds believers that they are called, beloved, and kept by God. How does understanding your identity in Christ impact the way you face challenges in your daily life? Can you share a time when this truth brought you comfort or courage? 2.) Pastor Zac defined mercy as not getting what you deserve and grace as getting what you don't deserve. How have you personall...
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