Category: TEACHING

Questions for April 13 th :

1. Have you seen God working through you this week?
2. What questions arose from the Text and or the teaching today?
3. Since we’ve begun our study in Genesis and Exodus, what if we learned about the importance of
   the first born?
4. God’s command in verse two “tell the people that men and women alike are to ask their
   neighbors for articles of silver and gold” is that a universal command or was it specific to the
   Israelites of that day? How do you know the difference as you read the scripture?
5. Why did the Lord make a distinction between Egypt and Israel? What did God mean by this
   statement?
6. How do you reconcile verse one in verse nine?

Questions for April 6 th :

1. Where have you seen God working this week? How has he used you in his plan?
2. What questions come up for you today from the teaching for the scripture?
3. What was different about this display of darkness and why do you think God handled it that way?
4. Do you think the Egyptian saw the light that the Israelites had or did God hide that from them?
   Why do you say this? What was God trying to teach each of these groups and what is he teaching
   us?
5. When have you experienced times spiritual darkness in your life?
6. We see in the book of Genesis that God created the darkness. His darkness, part of God’s plan
   what is its purpose? How should we relate to people who love the darkness or are caught in the
   darkness?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for March 30 th :

1. Where have you seen God working this week? How has he used you in his plan?
2. What questions come up from the scripture or teaching today?
3. Thinking through the hardness of Pharaoh’s heart, do you think God still hardens hearts
   today? what does this mean for our interaction with people? has your heart ever been
   hardened what has caused that?
4. What is God teaching his people and Egypt with the plague of the locust?
5. In leadership, how do you know the difference between when to listen to the people
   around you and when the people around you might be a distraction to what God wants
   you to do?
6. How can we make sure that we are following God’s plan completely instead of reworking
   the plan in a way that we are comfortable with following?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for March 23 rd :

1. What has God been teaching you this week? Where have you seen his hand at work?
2. What questions were you left with from the teaching and the text this morning?
3. What does Exodus 9:12 teach us about God’s sovereignty and our responsibility? (i.e.
   was pharaoh, responsible for refusing to listen to Moses since God hardened his heart?)
4. What is the significance of the plague of boils, and how does it differ from the previous
   plagues?
5. What does Pharaoh’s temporary concessions and subsequent relapses reveal? Have you
   ever seen anything like this? Have you struggled with this type of thing?
6. How does the Israelites experience in Egypt, including the plagues prepare them for their
   journey in the wilderness?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?