Insert your name in Luke 3:7-18. What additional insights do you get?
Who have been John the Baptists in your life leading you to Christ, challenging you to reach out to others with God's love, bringing God's work in your work life and in your daily life?
Read and pray Luke 3:7-18 aloud to God. Though these verses are not seen typically as a pattern for prayer, what is the Holy Spirit leading you to pray about as you read them today?
What fresh insights do you receive?
What do you need to remember about God at work in your life today?
Put Acts 20:35 into you own words, into your own life experience.
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In Luke 3:7-20, does it suggest a:
What do these words mean for your life today?
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Read Colossians 3:23 aloud more than once. Paul provides a bit of his answer to John the Baptist’s question in this verse.
How does emphasizing different words change the focus?
How do you sense God calling you to witness to others at your work who do not know Him?
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Read Luke 3:7-18. Which group do you see yourself with as John the Baptist speaks?
If you were to ask God, “What should we do?” how do you think He would call you out to serve others?
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Insert your name in Philippians 1:3-6.
What additional insights do you get?
Where have you seen God’s faithful love this past week?
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Read and pray Philippians 1:9-11 aloud to God.
What fresh insights do you receive?
What do you need to remember about God being with you today?
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In Philippians 1:9-11, does it suggest a:
What do these words mean for your life today?
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