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Preocúpate menos. Esfuérzate. Sermón
Matt Stout [Pastor del campus de College Grove]
Puntos del sermón y referencias bíblicas:
Sermon Takeaway = Worry Less. Work Hard.
Scripture Reference: Daniel 8:1-27
Sermon Point: The Wicked Never Win
Scripture Reference: Psalm 73:17-18
Scripture Reference: Lamentations 3:37-38
Sermon Point: God Gives His Word to Warn His People
Sermon Point: Worry Less and Work Hard
Preguntas para el debate sobre el sermón
Conóceme
El objetivo de estas preguntas es obtener respuestas sinceras y reveladoras. No dudes en plantear todas estas preguntas a tu grupo o, simplemente, elige la que mejor se adapte a él.
Think of a time when you didn’t get something good you deserved or got something bad that you didn’t deserve. What happened? How did you react? How did you go about life afterward?
Adentrémonos en la Biblia
El objetivo de estas preguntas es animar a los miembros del grupo a profundizar en la Biblia para descubrir la verdad a partir de pasajes que no formaban parte del texto principal del mensaje del fin de semana.
Read Romans 12:18-19. There are times when justice can be served through people and times when only God’s vengeance will do. In all times, though, we as believers are to live in the trust and goodness of the finished work of Jesus. How do these verses speak to the way you have been living and to how you should be living?
Read Philippians 4:8-9. You can turn on the TV or look through social media without seeing bad news. We can hope for good news to appear more frequently, but we can’t count on it. Paul’s letter to the Philippians is about encouragement, no matter the situation. These passages, as he’s ending the letter, are some of the most encouraging in all of the New Testament. How can you apply these passages to your life right now and in the coming years?
Solicitud
El objetivo de estas preguntas es poner en práctica los puntos principales del mensaje del fin de semana.
Read Daniel 8:15,27. The vision in chapter 8 speaks specifically of people and kingdoms that attack God’s people 250 years later after the Jews leave Babylon and return to Judah. Verse 15 says Daniel sought understanding, but verse 27 says after his dream, Daniel lay sick for days, didn’t understand the dream, and still went about the king’s business. How does Daniel’s action post-dream encourage you?
Read Matthew 16:24-25. The enemy wants us to forget that following Jesus requires continual and daily sacrifice. The enemy’s strategy still revolves around causing us to forget what Jesus’ sacrifice accomplished. What comes to mind in your life, whether daily or weekly, that you could deny in order to spend time growing in the Lord? What area of spiritual discipline do you feel you need to grow most?
Read Acts 20:22-30. Today, the enemy tries to destroy the church. Sometimes, through persecution. Sometimes, it’s through a passive/weak church commitment. Sometimes, it’s compromising biblical truth. That’s why Paul warned the elders to protect the church from savage wolves that attack God’s people through false teaching. In what ways do you see false teaching taking place? How can you recognize false teaching? How can you work against false teaching?
