For the last three days we have been examining Proverbs 3:5-6. I encourage you to read my previous posts if you have not done so already.
To access part 1, please CLICK HERE.
To access part 2, please CLICK HERE.
To access part 3, please CLICK HERE.
Today I invite you watch the following video, which explores these great verses in more depth.
Questions for Discussion
- How would you describe the difference between trusting in the Lord with all your heart and leaning on your own understanding? Can you provide examples from your own life where you've experienced the challenge of balancing these two principles?
- In what areas of your life do you find it most difficult to acknowledge God and seek His guidance? How can you cultivate a greater awareness of God's presence and direction in those areas?
- Reflecting on the promise that God will make straight our paths when we trust in Him, how do you interpret this assurance in light of your own experiences? Have there been times when God's guidance may have seemed unclear or unexpected, yet ultimately led to a positive outcome?
- What practical steps can we take to deepen our trust in the Lord and rely less on our own understanding? How can we foster a lifestyle of dependence on God in all aspects of our lives?
- How does the concept of acknowledging God in all our ways challenge our cultural emphasis on self-sufficiency and independence? How can we encourage one another in our faith communities to prioritize seeking God's guidance in every decision and circumstance?
- Share a testimony or story of a time when you experienced the faithfulness of God in guiding and directing your paths. How did that experience deepen your trust in Him?
- How can we support and encourage one another in our journey of trusting in the Lord with all our hearts? What role do accountability, prayer, and community play in nurturing our faith and reliance on God's guidance?
In Christ,
Wilfred Graves Jr.
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