John 10:10
2 Cor 10:3-5
Eph 6:12
Phil 4:8
2 Cor 2:11
James 4:7
1 Pet 5:8-9
Ps 23:4
Heb 10:23
Josh 1:8
Rom 10:8,17
1. Assumption & Presumption (what is the source of your position?
Your thoughts/ideas or God's Words)
Num 16:13
1 Cor 10:12
2 Cor 13:5
Ex 12:13,21-23
Mark 11:24
John 8:31;15:7
1 John 5:14-15
Gen 39:9
2 Cor 3:18
2 Tim 1:12
2. Carelessness (not holding onto the Words of God)
Num 13-14
1 John 5:19
3. Ignorance
4. Laziness
1 Pet 5:8
Ps 105:24
John 17:16
Acts 10:38
Ps 72:14
Heb 8:6
Ps 34:2
1 John 4:4;5:1,4
Eph 6:10-14
Jude 1:20
2 Tim 2:1
Heb 10:23
Ex 1:7
Ps 23:5
Jer 29:5
Matt 16:18
Ex 1:12,10
Ps 89:22
2 Tim 1:7
Is 53:5
Phil 4:13
Ps 105:24
2 Cor 5:7
1. When you read verses 26 – 31 what is the main attributes you find about
a] The *Children* of Israel
b] The *God* of Israel
*EXPLANATION*
2. In the above verses, just as in many other scriptures (especially the book of judges) we find a familiar pattern. The people sin- they become oppressed by their enemies-they cry to God- and the merciful God rescues them.
a) Why do you think people go back to their sins even when they know judgment is coming?
b) How can we break this cycle of sin in our lives.
*APPLICATION*
3. According to verse 29, even when God testified against the people, the aim was always to bring them back to Him. How can we, as believers, partner with God to bring the prodigals home?
Rom 7:21-23;8:2
Gal 5:17
2 Cor 4:4
Ps 103:7
Rom 12:2
1 Pet 5:8
Matt 7:14
Gal 5:24-26
Jam 4:7
1 John 2:15-17
Rom 13:14
Gal 5:19-24
Matt 6:24
Rev 3:16
Rom 15:1
Matt 25:35-40
Dan 2:20
Ps 150
"Only You - Ada Ehi"
Acts 16:25
Ps 100:4
"Jesus You Are Able - Ada Ehi"
Mal 4:6
John 14:27
Jer 30:19
[apologies - technical difficulties interupted recording
at end of this meeting]
[Zoom problems world wide so limited ability to share music]
[Pastor & Catherine accompanied by Joshua on keyboard"
"Blessed Be the Name of the Lord"
"I Will Praise the Lord With My Whole Heart"
"There's No One Like Jesus/Hakuna wa kufanana na Yesu"
"You Are So Faithful"
"Hakuna Wa Kufanana Na Yesu"
"Ni Wewe Tu Bwana"
