Category: TEACHING

Exodus 1 – January 19, 2025

1. How have you seen God working this week and how has he used you?
2. What Questions were raised for you from the text and teaching this morning?
3. Those of you that were able to watch the Videos last week about the Egyptian Story and
   the Biblical Story…. After thinking about it for a week any new take-aways? What stood
   out the most to you in the videos?
4. What do you think is meant by “Joseph meant NOTHING to the new King?” (vs.8)
5. Do you think the midwives were lying in verse 19? Why did the discussion with Pharoah
   end here, he seemed to do nothing after hearing this. Did God Bless the midwives even
   though they lied?
6. In the middle of the Chiasm is….” In oppression the Israelites Multiplied” What are the
   take aways God wanted his people to have here?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for January 5 th :

1. How has God asked you to join him this week?
2. What questions came up for you from the text or teaching today?
3. When Scott ask the question on why you think God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah
   what were your thoughts?
4. In Vs 20 the Lord says the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah was so great….. who do
   you think the outcry was coming from?
5. What are we to learn from Abraham’s pleading with God over the number of righteous in
   Sodom?
6. What do we learn about Lot and about God from this story?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for December 29 th :

1. Scott share the following lessons from the creation story; “chasm, rest, enough”, which one
   most spoke to you? Where their other things you learned from the creation story?
2. How will you integrate these truths/takeaways into your life?
3. We also saw in Genesis that God’s people where/are nomadic! How does that truth integrate
   into our lives?
4. The introduction to God’s Story included the lives and stories of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and
   Joseph. What were your main takeaways from these stories and how will you integrate that into
   your life?
5. Would you describe the God of Genesis as an angry God or a loving God and why?
6. Was Egypt a positive place or a negative place for the people of Israel throughout the book of
   Genesis? Why do you say so?
7.  How might we be praying for you this week?