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September 29, 2020 Reading Plan Luke 2-3 Psalm 113 1. Write Isaiah 45:23 five times. 2. Read Matthew 7. 3. Write down your action steps to your takeaways from Sunday’s sermon. What actions do you have to put in place because of what you heard from the Lord? 4. Read Matthew 7:24 “Therefore whoever hears these sayings of Mine, and does them, I will liken him to a wise man who built his house on the rock: 25 and the rain descended, the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house; and it did not fall, for it was founded on the rock.” Circle the first word in this verse. What is it telling you to do? 5. As you go back and examine some of the therefores that verse 7:24 points you to write them down. 6. What are we to do regarding the sayings of Jesus? 7. How important is the word “and” in the first part of verse 7:24? Discuss.
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September 28, 2020 Reading Plan Like 1 Psalm 112 1. Write Isaiah 45:23 five times. 2. Read Matthew 7. 3. Write down your takeaways from Sunday’s message. Please write it down and email it to me at theway.dwilson@gmail.com. 4. Read Matthew 7:24:29. Summarize these verses. 5. Why is the wise man wise? 6. Why is the foolish man foolish? 7. What are you currently not doing that the Lord Jesus Christ is telling you to do? Thursday
September 24, 2020 Reading Plan John 11-12 Psalm 108 1. Write John 17:17 from memory. 2. Read Psalm 141. 3. David says his words are sweet, who are his words sweet to? 4. Where are David’s eyes? 5. Define the following: a. refuge b. destitute c. snare d. iniquity 6. How do you keep your eyes on Jesus? 7. How do you take refuge in Jesus? Wednesday
September 23, 2020 Reading Plan John 9-10 Psalm 107 1. Write John 17:17 from memory. 2. Read Psalm 141. 3. Discuss the word strike in verse 5. What does it imply regarding righteous correction? 4. Discuss the use of oil and the head in verse 5. 5. What is he praying regarding the judges of the wicked? 6. What had the judges done to the people? 7. We are not finished with Psalm 141 yet; however, you have read it several times and have studied over half of it. Write a summary of Psalm 141. Tuesday
September 22, 2020 Reading Plan John7-8 Psalm 106 1. Write John 17:17 from memory. 2. Read Psalm 141. 3. Write down your action steps to your takeaways from Sunday’s sermon. What actions do you have to put in place because of what you heard from the Lord? 4. Read Proverbs 9:8; 19:25; 27:6; 27:17. How do these verses support Psalm 141? 5. Define rebuke. 6. Discuss how one can refuse rebuke. There are several ways. 7. What is the shift back to at the end of verse 5? Do you have those in your life that influence you to wickedness? Define wickedness. Why are you letting them influence your life? Read Luke 6:45.What should one expect from the wicked? Monday
September 21, 2020 Reading Plan John 5-6 Psalm 105 1. Write John 17:17 from memory. 2. Read Psalm 141. 3. Write down your takeaways from Sunday’s message. Please write it down and email it to me at theway.dwilson@gmail.com. 4. What all has David asked for in Psalm 141:1-3? 5. What is he seeking in verse 4? 6. Discuss the first part of verse 5, “let the righteous strike me?” 7. What is David asking the righteous to do? Saturday
September 19, 2020 Reading Plan John 1-2 Psalm 103 1. Write the memory verse. Write the mission statement for theway church. 2. Reflect on this week, what lesson, statement, reading, video etc. had the greatest impact on you? 3. What are you moved to change because of your time with the Lord this week? 4. What are three take-a-ways from your lessons this week? 5. If you had to take just one point from your preparation this week, what would it be? 6. List three things that you are currently praying about. 7. Pray for service tomorrow. Be ready to recite the memory verse for this week. Pray for your pastor. Pray for your church family. Walk worthy of the calling today! Talk with someone about your preparation this week! Recite the mission statement of theway church. Write the books of the bible in order. Answers to fun Friday: 1. Jordan (2 Ki 5:10) 2. Walking on water (John 6:19-20) 3. His foreign wives turned his heart after other gods (1 Ki 11:4) 4. For his mercy endureth forever (Ps 136) 5. Nazareth (Matt 2:23) 6. Deborah (Jdg 5:7) 7. Went quickly to Bethlehem (Luke 2:15-16) 8. Love (1 Pe 4:8) 9. The butler and the baker (Gen 40:5) 10. Salt (Matt 5:13) 11. Changing water into wine (John 2:11) 12. Pharaoh’s daughter (Exo 2:5) 13. Uriah (2 Sam 11:3) 14. They wouldn’t bow down to Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image (Dan 3:11-12) 15. One (Luke 17:15) 16. A den of thieves (Luke 19:46) 17. On the twelve gates (Rev 21:12) 18. Every seven years (Deut 15:1-2) 19. Levi (Num 18:20-24) 20. In prison (Phm 1:23) 21. John the Baptist (Matt 3:1-2) 22. Zebedee (Mark 10:35) 23. Quail (Exo 16:13) 24. God (Gen 7:16) 25. All sins (Pro 10:12) Friday
September 18, 2020 Reading Plan Mark 13-16 Psalm 101 102 1. Write John 17:17 three times. 2. Read Psalm 141. 3. Find Bethlehem on a map. 4. How long is the Jordan River? 5. List the disciples. 6. Write the books of the Bible in order. 7. Answer the following:
3. Why did Solomon turn away from God when he was old? 4. What is the “chorus” in Psalm 136 which is repeated in every verse? 5. In what city was Jesus brought up as a child? 6. Which female judge described herself as “a mother in Israel”? 7. After the angels had announced the birth of Christ and left the shepherds, what did the shepherds do? 8. According to Peter, what “covers a multitude of sins”? 9. In prison, for whom did Joseph interpret dreams? 10. To what preservative does the Lord compare his disciples? 11. What was Jesus’ first miracle? 12. Who spotted Moses in the Nile placed in an ark of bulrushes? 13. Who was Bathsheba’s first husband? 14. Why were Daniel’s three friends thrown into the fiery furnace? 15. Out of the ten lepers who Jesus healed, how many came back to say thank you? 16. What did Jesus say the sellers had turned his house of prayer into? 17. In the New Jerusalem where are the names of the twelve tribes written? 18. How often was the year of the Lord’s release? 19. Which tribe of Israel looked after the religious aspects of life? 20. Where was Paul when he wrote the letter to Philemon? 21. Who preached, “Repent ye: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand”? 22. What was the name of James’ and John’s father? 23. What bird did God provide to the Israelites for meat in the wilderness? 24. Who closed the door of Noah’s ark? 25. “Hate stirs up strife”, but what does love cover? Thursday
September 17, 2020 Reading Plan Mark 13-14 Psalm 101 1. Write John 17:17 three times. 2. Read Psalm 141. Wednesday
September 16, 2020 Reading Plan Mark 11-12 Psalm 100 1. Write John 17:17 three times. 2. Read Psalm 141. 3. Outline Psalm 141. 4. Read Psalm 141:3 Set a guard, O Lord, over my mouth; Keep watch over the door of my lips. David is asking God to set a guard over his mouth and to keep watch over his lips. What did David know about his mouth? 5. Does your mouth get you into trouble? When? Why? Have you prayed about it? 6. What is David asking for in verse 4? 7. I want to go back to the Sunday school lesson and our position in Christ. Some of you talk a great game about your position in Christ, but when we examine your words, you are all about the Law. You speak more of the position of the law in your life and the life of others. You judge others much more than you judge yourselves, and you shake the law at them like the good Pharisee that you are becoming. Here is a novel and great idea STOP IT! You have been set free from the condemnation of the law through the grace of God. Your faith has made you a child of the kingdom. Why do you bask in the glory of your salvation and freedom, while condemning others using the law-making claims that this sin or that sin has no redemption? Hypocrite, why don’t you pick your own sin and claim there is no salvation for that sin. Or do you dare boast that there is no sin in you, that you are sinless. Liar, as you attempt to make the Word of God a liar as well. There is but one sin that exists with that sentence and that is blaspheme against the Holy Spirit. Galatians speaks clearly to those that so quickly want to return to the law. Let us read Galatians 3. 3 Galatians! Who has bewitched you? Before your very eyes Jesus Christ was clearly portrayed as crucified. 2 I would like to learn just one thing from you: Did you receive the Spirit by the works of the law, or by believing what you heard? 3 Are you so foolish? After beginning by means of the Spirit, are you now trying to finish by means of the flesh? 4 Have you experienced so much in vain—if it really was in vain? 5 So again I ask, does God give you his Spirit and work miracles among you by the works of the law, or by your believing what you heard? 6 So also Abraham “believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness.” 7 Understand, then, that those who have faith are children of Abraham. 8 Scripture foresaw that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, and announced the gospel in advance to Abraham: “All nations will be blessed through you.” 9 So those who rely on faith are blessed along with Abraham, the man of faith. 10 For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse, as it is written: “Cursed is everyone who does not continue to do everything written in the Book of the Law.” 11 Clearly no one who relies on the law is justified before God, because “the righteous will live by faith.” 12 The law is not based on faith; on the contrary, it says, “The person who does these things will live by them.” 13 Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us, for it is written: “Cursed is everyone who is hung on a pole.” 14 He redeemed us in order that the blessing given to Abraham might come to the Gentiles through Christ Jesus, so that by faith we might receive the promise of the Spirit. My question will come soon, but let me add one more thing about our position in Christ. We are to love our position in Christ. It is a gift from God by grace nothing we earned and it completely changed who we are. It has made us righteousness in the sight of God. Remember from the video for Sunday School last week some of you are going to stand before God and try and tell Him how good you were and how well you obeyed the law. However, if you are standing on how well you obeyed the law, you will be standing accursed. We are to love who Christ has made us, yes we are to love ourselves in regards to who we are in Christ and the position we hold. Why do I have, and will forever have access to my Father in heaven? Very simply, because I am in Christ. Your question: Do you think your Father in heaven still thinks of you as a filthy rag? Perhaps that is why many have the need to call others filthy rags and condemn them, because they cannot see themselves as Christ sees them, nor can they see those around them the way Christ sees them. My lens can never be that I am a filthy rag anymore. I have been bought with a very big price. I am a warrior in the Kingdom of God, He has placed inside me, His Spirit. Am I perfect? Not yet! But have I been perfectly purchased and perfectly positioned in Christ. That changes everything. Do I love me, I hope so because I have to love my neighbor as myself. I love that David S. Wilson is written in the Book of Life. I was a filthy rag, but by the grace of God and His tender mercies, He saved me. I have been saved by grace through faith. And now He gazes upon me and says I have made you new. What do you mean new? I am no longer a filthy rag. No, you are my Son. I died that you might live. I desire that you live abundantly. A filthy rag has been replaced with a beautiful Robe. Tell people of My love, and show them my mercy, and forgive as I have forgiven you. Speak truth in love and walk always in the Spirit. You see Jesus turned the world upside down because He purchased us with His blood. He did not purchase us, only to look at us and say, you filthy rags. What are the dangers of trying to preach salvation shouting primarily works, and condemning primarily by works? Truthfully, how do you view yourself? Is it more about how you live or more about your position. |
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