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Fear - Abraham
BIG IDEA:
We defeat fear in relationships with Christ-centered love.
TEACHING POINTS:
"Me fear" leads to disaster.
"We fear" protects us.
Choose we fear in your relationships.
SCRIPTURE:
Genesis 12:10-20 NIV
;
Deuteronomy 31:8 NIV
;
Proverbs 1:7 NIV
;
1 John 4:18 NIV
Discussion Guide will be posted on Sunday at 3pm.
OPENING QUESTIONS:
Share a story about a time when you were very afraid about something.
How have you seen fear drive decisions you make?
IN THE WORD:
Pastor Rodney taught about fear based on the story of Abraham and his wife Sarai. Have someone from your group re-tell that story. You can use
Genesis 12:10-20 NIV
as a reference. What stands out to you about the story? How did his “me fear” cause disaster?
Read
Deuteronomy 31:8 NIV
. Based on this passage, how should we battle our "me fear" when it creeps in?
Read
1 John 4:18 NIV
. What stands out to you in this passage?
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
How does perfect love drive out fear in marriage/relationships?
What are the different types of fears that occur in relationships that have negative consequences?
The passage in Deuteronomy helps us focus on God’s long-term plan over our short-term gratification. What are some reminders you can place in your life to be more kingdom-minded and less self-minded?
From this week's Big Idea, what does Christ-centered love look like in the context of marriage/relationships?
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