Promises, Promises--Lesson 2--Created With an Eternal Purpose

Discussion Questions:

1. What difference does knowing you were made with an eternal purpose make in your

everyday living?

2. Seeing that God designed you to be His family and building and body and bride tells

you what about your purpose in this world and for eternity?

3. Of being family; building; body and bride, which is the most difficult for you? Why do

you think this is more difficult for you?

4. What has God done to make our eternal purpose like a promise already fulfilled? What

does this tell you about the importance God puts on having a relationship with you?

5. How does the tower of Babel provide a warning of carrying out our eternal purpose in a

proper way? Why is it so tempting to try to build a name for ourselves instead of

pointing to God?

Promises, Promises--Lesson 1--Can I Trust the Promises of God?

Discussion Questions:

1. How do things that are undependable in this world affect your view of the dependability

of God? What makes His promises dependable?

2. How have you seen the word of God not return empty?

3. How is the concept of process an important part of understanding the promises of

God?

4. How does seeing what God was doing through the years of David having to wait to

become king help with the patience we need waiting upon the promises of God?

5. Which has more influence over you: the circumstances you encounter or the promises

of God? How do we gain more trust and confidence in the promises of God?

How to Solve the World's Problems--Luke 10:27-37

Discussion Questions:

1. What does the parable of the Good Samaritan have to do with eternal life?

2. What is wrong with the answer of loving God with heart, soul, mind and strength and

loving your neighbor as yourself for inheriting eternal life?

3. Twice Jesus tells the lawyer in Luke 10 to go and do. How has this been a challenge or

struggle in your own walk of faith?

4. What fears do you have when it comes to living a What is mine is yours way of life?

5. How lavish or extravagant would you say your love is towards all people, including

enemies?