Read Luke 7:6-8. The centurion pleads/prays not for himself but for his servant.
Who has God laid on your heart to pray for each day?
What are you seeking God to do? How is that stretching and growing your faith?
Insert your name in Luke 7:9.
As you look at your life of faith in Jesus, what might lead Him to be amazed?
What would you like to see in your faith walk that might amaze Jesus?
Put Luke 7:6-8 into you own words, into your own life experience.
The Centurion articulates his faith from his own work and life experience.
If you were to filter your understanding of your trust in Jesus through your own work and life experience, how would you phrase your trust in Jesus to act and your submission to Jesus’ will?
In Luke 7:1-10, does it suggest a:
Something to praise God for? What do these words mean for your life today?
Read Luke 7:6-8 aloud more than once. The centurion demonstrates an amazing faith.
As you read this verse multiple times, emphasize the verbs one time and the prepositions another time.
What faith lessons do you learn from the centurion articulating his faith?
Read Luke 7:1-10. What do you notice as you picture the events of this story?
How do you see the Elders pleading with Jesus?
The centurion sending the messengers? Jesus being amazed?
How do you picture the disciples processing these events or, even more, Jesus being amazed?
What contrasts and comparisons do you make?