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Questions for September 14 th :

1. How has God spoken to you this week?
2. What questions came up for you from the Text and are teaching today?
3. Was Moses justified in breaking the tablets, or was it a personal failure?
4. What does this chapter teach us about leadership and accountability within a community
   of faith
5. How do we define what it means to be “on God’s side” today? Is it always clear?
6. How does this passage speak to your understanding of God’s justice, mercy, forgiveness,
   and love?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for August 31 st :

1. What questions came up for you today from the teaching and or scripture?
2. What have you been taught about the Sabbath and what part has it played in your spiritual
   journey?
3. God said he filled Bezalel with his spirit, wisdom, understanding, knowledge, and all
   kinds of skills. How would you define these words? What is God actually distilling upon
   him? Has he given us these things?
4. God says anyone who desecrates or treats the day as ordinary should be put to death?
   What does treating the day as ordinary mean to you? How should it be different? Why do
   you say this?
5. What is God teaching you that the purpose of the sabbath is?
6. What is your biggest takeaway from these chapters on the law and the Tabernacle
   (Exodus 20-31)?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions August 24 th :

1. Where if you made space for God this week and how did He use it?
2. What questions came up for you today from the teaching and or scripture?
3. What is the significance of the altar of incense being placed “before the veil”?
4. Why is the same amount (half-shekel) required from everyone regardless of wealth
   (v.15)?
5. Why was physical washing required before entering the Tent of Meeting or approaching
   the altar? How does this act of cleansing reflect the spiritual preparation required before
   approaching God?
6. How do you hold reverence for the things of God in your daily life?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions

1. How have you seen God use you this week to advance his kingdom?
2. What questions came out for you today from the Text or the teaching?
3. If you’ve ever been involved in planning a worship service, how did that meeting usually go? What was the focus of the planning?
4. Have you ever experienced a time when you felt God was setting you apart for something specific? What did that look like?
5. s there any area in your life where God is calling you to greater holiness or surrender?
6. What daily rhythms help you stay aware of God’s presence, as the daily offerings did for Israel?
7. How can we be praying for you this week

Questions for August 10 th :

1. How have you seen God use you this week to advance his kingdom?
2. What questions came out for you today from the Text or the teaching?
3. Who is chosen to serve as priests, and why is this significant?
4. What does it mean that Aaron was to “bear the names of the sons of Israel” before the
   Lord? Is this the role of a Pastor/Priest today?
5. Do you ever feel the weight of representing others before God in prayer or leadership?
   What does that look like for you?
6. What spiritual or symbolic “garments” do we wear today as followers of Christ? (See
   passages like Colossians 3:12 or Ephesians 6:13–17
7. How can we be praying for you this week?