Category: TEACHING

Questions for June 16 th :

1. What has God been teaching you this week?
2. What questions do you have from the text or message today?
3. In Genesis 26:2-3 God gives Issac some direction, why do you think he gave this
   to Issac, why did he not give it to Abraham?
4. God told Issac that His Father did everything required of him? Would you think
   this is true? What does this statement teach us about God?
5. Issac did the same thing as his Father, lied saying his wife was his sister is this
   coincidence? Is something else going on here?  
6. In both cases Abraham and Issac were “blessed” after lying. What is that all about?
7. The people saw “clearly that the Lord was with Issac” what were they seeing and
   how does this happen in our lives?
8. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for June 9 th :

1. How is God been using you this week? What have you seen him do around
   you or through you?
2. What Questions came up from the scripture and teaching this morning?
3. God said nothing about multiple wives, why might this be & what does this
   teach us?
4. Why does God allow Ishmael to re-enter the story?
5. Why would God answer Isaac’s prayer with twins instead of just one faithful
   son?
6. What does the Birthright story teach us about Esau, about Jacob and about
   God?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

1. How is God been using you this week?

2. What have you seen him do around you or through you?

3. What Questions came up from the scripture and teaching this morning?

4. God said nothing about multiple wives, why might this be & what does this teach us?

5. Why does God allow Ishmael to re-enter the storyWhy would God answer Issac’s prayer with twins instead of just one faithful son?

6. What does the Birthright story teach us about Esau, about Jacob and about God?

7.How can we be praying for you this week

Questions for May 26 th :

1. What has God been teaching you this week?
2. What questions were raised for you by the text?
3. Why does God include this story in scripture what might he want us to learn?
4. What does this story teach us about Abraham?
5. Where did Abraham get the silver?
6. What comes to mind when you hear the word mourning? Does it have a purpose in our lives?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

1. What has God been teaching you this week?
2. What questions arose from the text today?
3. What do we learn about Abraham from Today’s text?
4. Know what we know about Sarah what do you think Abraham shared with her before he left?
5. Have you ever heard God tell you to do something? In what form did God speak to you?
6. What keeps us from immediate obedience when God speaks?
7. How can I be praying for you this week.