Author: sam

Questions for October 12 th :

1. How has God spoken to you this week?
2. What questions came up for you from the text and or teaching?
3. In Hebrew thought, work (avodah) can mean both “labor” and “worship.”
   How does this passage blur the line between the two?
4. Moses had to stop the people from Giving. Have you ever been a part of
   something like that? What might this teach us?
5. The same Hebrew terms in Exodus 36 describe God’s creative power in
   Proverbs 3:19–20. How might this parallel suggest that building the
   Tabernacle reflects creation itself?
6. What does this chapter teach us about our own personal preparation as the
   temple of God?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for October 5 th :

1. How has God spoken to you this week?
2. What questions came up for you from the text and or teaching?
3. Why do you think the Torah begins this section with the commandment to keep Shabbat?
   What message does this send about the relationship between sacred time (Shabbat) and
   sacred space (the Mishkan)?
4. How might we apply verse three to our lives today?
5. How does this passage challenge us and what does it teach us about giving?
6. What does this passage teach us about the purposes of talents and skills?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for September 7 th :

1. What questions came up for you today from the teaching and or scripture?
2. What have you been taught that Romans 10:17 “faith comes from hearing and hearing by
   the word of God” is there a difference between hearing God and seeing what God does? 
3. Why do you think the people were so quick to turn away from God after all He had done
   for them? How does impatience affect our faith and decision-making today
4. What lessons can we learn about leadership from Aaron’s actions in this passage
5. What might be considered “golden calves” or idols in our lives? How can we guard
   against idolatry in a culture full of distractions
6. Why was God so angry with the Israelites? What does this passage reveal about God’s
   character—especially in terms of justice and holiness. What can we learn from Moses’
   response to God’s anger? Why do you think God listened to Moses and “relented?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for September 28 th :

1. How has God spoken to you this week?
2. What questions came up for you from the text and or teaching?
3. How does God’s revelation of His character in Exodus 34:6–7 compare with
   how Jesus reveals God in the New Testament?
4. God makes a covenant with Moses after his words of repentance does this
   timing teach us anything today?
5. Reading verses 13-14 how did God intend for them to carry this out? How
   would God want us to dismantle idolatry today?
6. Moses face was radiant with the presence of God…. How do we radiate the
   presence of God today?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for September 21 st :

1. How has God spoken to you this week?
2. What questions came up for you from the Text and are teaching today?
3. What is the significance of Israel removing their “ornaments”?
4. Why does God say He will not go up in the midst of the people?
5. Why does Moses pitch the Tent of Meeting outside the camp? What does
   this physical separation of the Tent from the people signify?
6. How do you see verses 11&20 fitting together?
7. Why does Moses ask God to “show me Your glory”?
8. How can we be praying for you this week?