Promises, Promises--Lesson 4--The Promise of an Inheritance

Discussion Questions:

1. How does knowing your destiny aid you as you live in a fallen world?

2. If God offers you every place your foot treads, how big would your steps be? How does

this apply to your spiritual walk and inheritance?

3. Are there any parts of your inheritance that you find it difficult to claim? How can being

part of a community help you with this?

4. What strikes you about the level of commitment God sought from the Israelites prior to

their entering their inheritance? In what ways does He require the same from us?

5. Considering what God showed the Israelites at Eschol, what should the fruit in our lives

be like? What kinds of things hinder the fruit from being so abundant?

Promises, Promises--Lesson 3--We Will Be Victorious--John 20

Discussion Questions:

1. How does it enrich your life to know that you have been assured victory?

2. What kind of struggle have you had with looking backward instead of forward? How is

this the same danger that Lot’s wife fell into?

3. What kind of issues in your life make you feel like you are being attacked by demons?

How have you seen Jesus set you free from these kinds of things?

4. What does walking through a path of darkness and seeking to serve Jesus even when

grieving and confused wind up providing for Mary Magdalene? How does this

encourage you in the hardships and frustrations you deal with?

5. What is the significance of the first person Jesus revealed Himself to when He rose from

the dead was one struggling with being in the dark, grieving, confused, and not really

looking for the right things? How does this encourage you?

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?