How does the "call" and "presence" of God encourage or motivate you?.When have you experienced the discipline of God? What was that like?.Share about a rebellious time in your life.Rehearse some of your favorite stories of God's faithfulness from your life.Rehearse some of your favorite stories of God's faithfulness from scripture.What stands out in this passage or from the message?.Home Church helps our body seek God’s best for one another. Friday - Judges 6Home ChurchOur Home Churches meet weekly to facilitate quicker relational depth, study the same passage taught Sunday to help apply Scripture in the context of community, and pray with one another. We invite you to utilize the Growth Guide during the week to further your application of the Truth from the message. This Week’s Growth GuideGod’s Word is both central and critical to your spiritual growth. Challenge: Obey the Lord first time, every time. Warning: Perpetual idolatry leads to relentless discipline.
Next Steps Truth: The Lord is worthy of our obedient faith. The Requests of Weak Faith (6:36-40)Weak faith requires a confirmation from God.Strong faith unhesitatingly obeys first time, every time. The Opposition of the World (6:27-35)The comfortable world (even Christians)cannot tolerate obedient faith. The Initial Steps of Weak Faith (6:17-26)The Peace of God is the reward of genuine worship. The Questions of Weak Faith - Tribes (6:13-16)The call and presence of the Lord is the answerto our questions of weak faith. The Arrival of the Angel of the Lord (6:11-12)The Lord sees the end from the beginning in spite of our fear. The Revelation of the Lord (6:7-10)The Lord is faithful to send reminders of His faithfulness.God's people should rehearse and know the stories of His faithfulness. The Oppression of the Midianites (6:1-6)The perpetual idolatry of God's peopleleads to relentless discipline from God's hand. Midianites - The Illustrated Bible Dictionary JUDGES: A Faithful God in a Broken World "Gideon: Weak Faith in a Strong God"(Judges 6:1-40)
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