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HOW DO YOU EVALUATE WHAT YOU HEAR? 
 
Yeast is put into bread to make it rise, and it takes only a little bit to affect a whole batch of dough. Jesus used yeast as an example of how a small amount of evil can affect a large group of people. the wrong teachings of the Pharisees and Sadducees were leading many people astray. Beware of the tendency to say, "How can this small wrong possibly affect anyone?"

HOW DO YOU EVALUATE WHAT YOU HEAR?

Yeast is put into bread to make it rise, and it takes only a little bit to affect a whole batch of dough.  Jesus used yeast as an example of how a small amount of evil can affect a large group of people.  the wrong teachings of the Pharisees and Sadducees were leading many people astray.  Beware of the tendency to say, "How can this small wrong possibly affect anyone?"

JESUS FEEDS AND WARNS | Matthew 15:32-39; 16:5-12

When are you tempted to have Jesus prove Himself to you? 
 
Many people have thought, If I could just see a miracle, then I could really believe in Go. But Jesus' response to the Pharisees applies to us. Jesus knew that they had already seen enough miraculous proof to convince them that He was the Messiah-if they would just open their hearts. But Pharisees had already decided not to believe in Jesus, and more miracles would not change that. We have plenty of evidence of Jesus' death, resurrection, ascension, and centuries of His work in the lives of believers around the world. Instead of looking for additional evidence or miracles, accept what God has already given and move forward. he may use our life as evidence 
to reach another person.

When are you tempted to have Jesus prove Himself to you?

Many people have thought, If I could just see a miracle, then I could really believe in Go.  But Jesus' response to the Pharisees applies to us.  Jesus knew that they had already seen enough miraculous proof to convince them that He was the Messiah-if they would just open their hearts.  But Pharisees had already decided not to believe in Jesus, and more miracles would not change that.  We have plenty of evidence of Jesus' death, resurrection, ascension, and centuries of His work in the lives of believers around the world.  Instead of looking for additional evidence or miracles, accept what God has already given and move forward.  he may use our life as evidence
to reach another person.

The Leaders Want a Sign | Matthew 12:22-42

HOW WOULD YOU HAVE FIT INTO THE GROUP THAT FOLLOWED JESUS? 
 
Overflowing love is the natural response to forgiveness and the appropriate consequences of faith. But only those who realize the depth of their sin can appreciate the complete forgiveness God offers them. Jesus has rescued all of His followers from eternal death, regardless of whether they were once extremely wicked or conventionally good. Do you appreciate the wideness of God's mercy? Are you grateful for His forgiveness?

HOW WOULD YOU HAVE FIT INTO THE GROUP THAT FOLLOWED JESUS?

Overflowing love is the natural response to forgiveness and the appropriate consequences of faith.  But only those who realize the depth of their sin can appreciate the complete forgiveness God offers them.  Jesus has rescued all of His followers from eternal death, regardless of whether they were once extremely wicked or conventionally good.  Do you appreciate the wideness of God's mercy? Are you grateful for His forgiveness?

Jesus and the Sinful Woman | Luke 7:36-50

WHAT SPECIFIC THINGS HAVE YOU LEFT BEHIND TO FOLLOW CHRIST? 
 
We often assume that Jesus' disciples were great men of faith from the first time they met Jesus. But they had to grow in their faith just as all believers do. (This was apparently not only the time Jesus called Peter, James, and John to follow Him; see Luke 5:1-11 and John 1:35-42 for two other times.) Although it took time for Jesus' call and his message to get through, the disciples eventually followed. Levi (Matthew), however, followed immediately. Whether we question and falter or whether we willingly leave everything, we must never stop following Jesus.

WHAT SPECIFIC THINGS HAVE YOU LEFT BEHIND TO FOLLOW CHRIST?

We often assume that Jesus' disciples were great men of faith from the first time they met Jesus.  But they had to grow in their faith just as all believers do. (This was apparently not only the time Jesus called Peter, James, and John to follow Him; see Luke 5:1-11 and John 1:35-42 for two other times.) Although it took time for Jesus' call and his message to get through, the disciples eventually followed.  Levi (Matthew), however, followed immediately.  Whether we question and falter or whether we willingly leave everything, we must never stop following Jesus.

JESUS CALLS PEOPLE TO FOLLOW | Mark 1:16-28/Luke 5:27-32

WHEN HAS KNOWING CHRIST EVER GOTTEN YOU INTO TROUBLE? 
 
In His Gospel, John has been demonstrating that Jesus is the true Son of God. Jesus sets before us the greatest choice in life. We are responsible to decide today whom we will obey (Joshua 24:15) And God wants us to chose him and life (Deuteronomy 30:15-20). The wrath of God is God's final judgement and rejection of the sinner. To put off the choice is to choose not to follow Christ. Indecision is a fatal decision.

WHEN HAS KNOWING CHRIST EVER GOTTEN YOU INTO TROUBLE?

In His Gospel, John has been demonstrating that Jesus is the true Son of God.  Jesus sets before us the greatest choice in life. We are responsible to decide today whom we will obey (Joshua 24:15) And God wants us to chose him and life (Deuteronomy 30:15-20).  The wrath of God is God's final judgement and rejection of the sinner. To put off the choice is to choose not to follow Christ.  Indecision is a fatal decision.

JOHN THE BAPTIST GETS INTO TROUBLE | John 3:22-36/Luke 3:19-20

WHAT PART OF YOUR LIFE COMPARES IN ANY WAY WITH JEREMIAH'S TIME IN THE WELL? 
 
Ebed-Melek feared God more than people. He alone among the palace officials stood up against the murder plot. His obedience could have 
cost him is life. Because he obeyed, however, he was spared when Jerusalem fell (Jeremiah 39:15-18). You can either go along with the crowd or speak up for God. When someone is treated unkindly or unjustly, for example, reach out to that person with God's love. You may be the only one who does. And when you're being treated unkindly yourself, be sure to thank God when he sends an "Ebed-melek" your way.

WHAT PART OF YOUR LIFE COMPARES IN ANY WAY WITH JEREMIAH'S TIME IN THE WELL?

Ebed-Melek feared God more than people.  He alone among the palace officials stood up against the murder plot.  His obedience could have 
cost him is life. Because he obeyed, however, he was spared when Jerusalem fell (Jeremiah 39:15-18). You can either go along with the crowd or speak up for God.  When someone is treated unkindly or unjustly, for example, reach out to that person with God's love.  You may be the only one who does. And when you're being treated unkindly yourself, be sure to thank God when he sends an "Ebed-melek" your way.

JEREMIAH IN THE WELL | Jeremiah 38:1-13

HOW MUCH RISK IS INVOLVED IN YOUR RELARTIONSHIP WITH GOD? 
 
God told Jeremiah to write His words on a scroll. Because he was not allowed to go to the Temple. Jeremiah asked his scribe, Baruch, to read it to he people gathered there. Baruch then read it to the officials, and finally, Jehudi read it to the King himself. Although the king burned the scroll, he could not destroy God's Word. Today, many people try to put God's word aside or say that it contains errors and therefore cannot be trusted. People may reject God's Word, but they cannot destroy it. God's Word will stand forever (Psalm 119:89). As you read this book, realize that the words are God's timeless message to all the world and to you personally.

HOW MUCH RISK IS INVOLVED IN YOUR RELARTIONSHIP WITH GOD?

God told Jeremiah to write His words on a scroll.  Because he was not allowed to go to the Temple.  Jeremiah asked his scribe, Baruch, to read it to he people gathered there.  Baruch then read it to the officials, and finally, Jehudi read it to the King himself.  Although the king burned the scroll, he could not destroy God's Word.  Today, many people try to put God's word aside or say that it contains errors and therefore cannot be trusted.  People may reject God's Word, but they cannot destroy it.  God's Word will stand forever (Psalm 119:89).  As you read this book, realize that the words are God's timeless message to all the world and to you personally.

THE BOOK BURNING | Jeremiah 36:1-32

IN WHAT WAY CAN YOU REMEMBER YOUR CREATOR TODAY? 
 
A life without God produces a bitter, lonely, and hopeless old person. A life centered around God is fulfilling it makes the later years-when disabilities, sickness, and handicaps could cause barriers to enjoying life- satisfying because of the hope of eternal life. Being young is exciting, but the excitement of youth can become a barrier to closeness with God. However, those things that young people live for like sports, sex, and popularity become a barrier increasingly unimportant with old age. Make your strength available to God when it is still yours, during your youthful years. Don't waste it on evil or meaningless activities that become bad habits and make you callous. Seek God now.

IN WHAT WAY CAN YOU REMEMBER YOUR CREATOR TODAY?

A life without God produces a bitter, lonely, and hopeless old person.  A life centered around God is fulfilling it makes the later years-when disabilities, sickness, and handicaps could cause barriers to enjoying life- satisfying because of the hope of eternal life.  Being young is exciting, but the excitement of youth can become a barrier to closeness with God. However, those things that young people live for like sports, sex, and popularity become a barrier increasingly unimportant with old age.  Make your strength available to God when it is still yours, during your youthful years.  Don't waste it on evil or meaningless activities that become bad habits and make you callous. Seek God now.

A SUMMARY OF LIFE | Ecclesiastes 12:1-14

WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE TO KNOW AND REMEMBER 
THAT GOD ALWAYS HAS THE LAST WORD? 
 
Job's friends had persistently asked him to admit his sin and ask for forgiveness, and eventually Job did indeed repent. Ironically, Job's repentance was not the kind called for by his friends. He did not asked for forgiveness for secret sins but forgiveness for questioning God's sovereignty and justice. Job repented of his attitude and acknowledge God's great power and perfect justice. We sin when we angrily ask, "If God is in control, how could He let this happen?' Since we are locked into time, unable to see beyond today, we cannot know the reasons for everything that happens. 
Thus, we must often choose between anger and trust. Will you trust God with your unanswered questions?

WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE TO KNOW AND REMEMBER
THAT GOD ALWAYS HAS THE LAST WORD?

Job's friends had persistently asked him to admit his sin and ask for forgiveness, and eventually Job did indeed repent.  Ironically, Job's repentance was not the kind called for by his friends. He did not asked for forgiveness for secret sins but forgiveness for questioning God's sovereignty and justice.  Job repented of his attitude and acknowledge God's great power and perfect justice.  We sin when we angrily ask, "If God is in control, how could He let this happen?'  Since we are locked into time, unable to see beyond today, we cannot know the reasons for everything that happens.
Thus, we must often choose between anger and trust. Will you trust God with your unanswered questions?

THE REST OF JOB'S STORY | Job 42:1-17

HOW DO YOU NORMALLY RESPOND TO SOMEONE ELSE'S PAIN? 
HOW SHOULD YOU RESPOND? 
 
Why did the friends arrive and then just sit quietly? According to Jewish tradition, people who come to comfort someone in mourning are not to speak until the mourner speaks. Often the best response to another person's suffering is silence. Job's friends realized that his pain was too deep to be healed with mere words, so they said nothing. If only they have continued to just sit quietly! Often, we feel we must say something spiritual and insightful to a hurting friend. Perhaps what he or she needs the most is just our presence, showing that we care.

HOW DO YOU NORMALLY RESPOND TO SOMEONE ELSE'S PAIN? 
HOW SHOULD YOU RESPOND?

Why did the friends arrive and then just sit quietly? According to Jewish tradition, people who come to comfort someone in mourning are not to speak until the mourner speaks. Often the best response to another person's suffering is silence. Job's friends realized that his pain was too deep to be healed with mere words, so they said nothing. If only they have continued to just sit quietly! Often, we feel we must say something spiritual and insightful to a hurting friend.  Perhaps what he or she needs the most is just our presence, showing that we care.

JOB AND HIS FRIENDS | Job 2:1-13

IN WHAT SITUATIONS DO YOU MOST QUICKLY QUESTION GOD'S CARE? 
 
As we see calamity and suffering in the book of Job, we must remember that we live in a fallen world, where good behavior is not always rewarded and bad behavior is not always punished. Sin has twisted justice and made our world unpredictable and ugly. The book of Job shows a good man suffering for no apparent reason. Sadly, our world is like that. But Job's story does not end in despair. Through Job's life, we can see that faith in God is justified even when our situation looks hopeless. Faith based on rewards or prosperity is hollow. To be unshakable, faith must be built on the confidence that God's ultimate purpose will come to pass. Be sure that your faith is based on the unchangeable God who loves you.

IN WHAT SITUATIONS DO YOU MOST QUICKLY QUESTION GOD'S CARE? As we see calamity and suffering in the book of Job, ...

THE TESTING OF JOB | Job 1:1-22

HOW DO YOU EXPRESS YOUR CONCERN FOR THE POOR? 
 
God's Concern for the poor is revealed in almost every book of the Bible. Here, Nehemiah insisted that fairness to the poor and oppressed was central 
to following God. The books of Moses clearly spelled out the Israelites' responsibility to care for the poor (Exodus 22:22-27; Leviticus 25:35-37; 
Deuteronomy 14:28-29; 15:7-11). The way we help those in need ought to mirror God's love and concern.

HOW DO YOU EXPRESS YOUR CONCERN FOR THE POOR?

God's Concern for the poor is revealed in almost every book of the Bible.  Here, Nehemiah insisted that fairness to the poor and oppressed was central
to following God.  The books of Moses clearly spelled out the Israelites' responsibility to care for the poor (Exodus 22:22-27; Leviticus 25:35-37; 
Deuteronomy 14:28-29; 15:7-11).  The way we help those in need ought to mirror God's love and concern.

NEHEMIAH'S CONCERN FOR THE POOR | Nehemiah 5:1-13

WHAT HAPPENS IN YOUR LIFE WHEN THE BIBLE IS A "LOST BOOK"? 
 
When Josiah heard the law, he tore his clothes in grief. He immediately instituted reforms. With just one reading of God's law, he changed the course of the nation. Today, many people own bibles, but few are affected by the truth in God's Word. the Word of God should cause us, like Josiah, to take action immediately to reform our lives and bring them into harmony with God's will.

WHAT HAPPENS IN YOUR LIFE WHEN THE BIBLE IS A "LOST BOOK"?

When Josiah heard the law, he tore his clothes in grief. He immediately instituted reforms. With just one reading of God's law, he changed the course of the nation. Today, many people own bibles, but few are affected by the truth in God's Word.  the Word of God should cause us, like Josiah, to take action immediately to reform our lives and bring them into harmony with God's will.

DISCOVERY OF THE LOST BOOK | 2 Kings 22:1-13; 23:1-3

WHO WERE YOUR BEST EXAMPLES IN CHILDHOOD? 
 
The covenant recorded in verse 17 was in fact a recommitment to a very old covenant-the one set up in the book of Deuteronomy for the righteous rule of the nation. It was meant to function as constitution for the people. This covenant, however had been virtually ignored for over a hundred years. 
The new King was only seven years old. But Jehoiada the priest, wisely prepared for the king's future rule by recommitting the nation and the king 
to the Lord. What a godly example for the young king. Think of the people who have been good examples in your life. What effect did they have 
on you? How can you thank them?

WHO WERE YOUR BEST EXAMPLES IN CHILDHOOD?

The covenant recorded in verse 17 was in fact a recommitment to a very old covenant-the one set up in the book of Deuteronomy for the righteous rule of the nation.  It was meant to function as constitution for the people.  This covenant, however had been virtually ignored for over a hundred years.
The new King was only seven years old.  But Jehoiada the priest, wisely prepared for the king's future rule by recommitting the nation and the king 
to the Lord.  What a godly example for the young king.  Think of the people who have been good examples in your life.  What effect did they have
on you?  How can you thank them?

THE SEVEN YEAR OLD KING | 2 Kings 11:1-21

WHAT "SMALL" THINGS HAVE YOU REFUSED TO DO FOR GOD? 
 
Naaman, a great hero, was used to getting respect and he was outraged when Elisha treated him like an ordinary person. To wash in a great river would be one thing, but the Jordan was small and dirty. Naaman had to humble himself and obey Elisha's commands in order to be healed. Obedience to God begins with humility. We may not always understand his ways of working but by humbly obeying, we will receive his blessings. 
We must remember: (1) God's ways are best; (2)God wants our obedience more than anything; and (3) God can use anything to accomplish his purposes.

WHAT "SMALL" THINGS HAVE YOU REFUSED TO DO FOR GOD?

Naaman, a great hero, was used to getting respect and he was outraged when Elisha treated him like an ordinary person.  To wash in a great  river would be one thing, but the Jordan was small and dirty. Naaman had to humble himself and obey Elisha's commands in order to be healed.  Obedience to God begins with humility.  We may not always understand his ways of working but by humbly obeying, we will receive his blessings.
We must remember: (1) God's ways are best; (2)God wants our obedience more than anything; and (3) God can use anything to accomplish his purposes.

The Healing of Naaman |  2 Kings 5:1-14

HOW WOULD SOMEONE ELSE KNOW THAT 
YOU HAVE A DEEP RESPECT FOR GOD? 
 
Some young men made fun of God's messenger and paid for it with their lives. Making fun of religious leaders has been a popular sport through the ages. To take a stand for God is to be difference from the world and vulnerable to verbal abuse. When we are cynical and sarcastic toward religious leaders, we are in danger of mocking not just the person but also the spiritual message. We need to pray for leaders not laugh at them. True leaders, those who follow God need to be heard with respect and encouraged in their ministries.

HOW WOULD SOMEONE ELSE KNOW THAT
YOU HAVE A DEEP RESPECT FOR GOD?

Some young men made fun of God's messenger and paid for it with their lives.  Making fun of religious leaders has been a popular sport through the ages.  To take a stand for God is to be difference from the world and vulnerable to verbal abuse.  When we are cynical and sarcastic toward religious leaders, we are in danger of mocking not just the person but also the spiritual message.  We need to pray for leaders not laugh at them.  True leaders, those who follow God need to be heard with respect and encouraged in their ministries.

ELISHA'S MIRACLES | 2 Kings 2:13-25

ARE YOU WILLING TO ADMIT WHEN YOU'VE SINNED? 
 
Ahab refused to admit his sin against God. Instead he accused Elijah of being his enemy. When we are blinded by envy and hatred, it is almost impossible to see our own sin. Ahab was more wicked than any other king of Israel, but when he repented in deep humility, God took notice and reduce his punishment. The same Lord who was merciful to Ahab wants to be merciful to you. No matter what you have done, it is never too late to humble 
yourself, turn to God, and ask for forgiveness.

ARE YOU WILLING TO ADMIT WHEN YOU'VE SINNED? Ahab refused to admit his sin against God. Instead he accused Elijah of ...

AHAB SEEKS MERCY | 1 Kings 21:17-29

HOW IMPORTANT IS JUSTICE IN YOUR LIFE? 
 
Naboth was absolutely right to refuse to sell his land because the land belonged to his family and was meant to be passed down. But that didn't concern Ahab or Jezebel in the least. Two witnesses were required to establish guilt of blasphemy, and the punishment was death by stoning. Those who twist the law and legal procedures to get what they want 
today maybe more sophisticated in how they go about it, but they are guilty of the same sin.

HOW IMPORTANT IS JUSTICE IN YOUR LIFE?

Naboth was absolutely right to refuse to sell his land because the land belonged to his family and was meant to be passed down.  But that didn't concern Ahab or Jezebel in the least.  Two witnesses were required to establish guilt of blasphemy, and the punishment was death by stoning.  Those who twist the law and legal procedures to get what they want
today maybe more sophisticated in how they go about it, but they are guilty of the same sin.

THE STOLEN VINEYARD | 1 Kings 21:1-16

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU FEEL SORRY FOR YOURSELF? 
 
Elijah knew that the gentle whisper was God's voice. He realized that God doesn't reveal himself only in the powerful, miraculous ways. To look for God only in something big (camps, churches, conferences, visible leaders) 
may be to miss him, because he is often found gently whispering in the quietness of a humbled heart. Are you listening for God? Step back from the noise and activity of your busy life and listen humbly and quietly for his guidance. It may come when you least expect it.

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU FEEL SORRY FOR YOURSELF?

Elijah knew that the gentle whisper was God's voice. He realized that God doesn't reveal himself only in the powerful, miraculous ways.  To look for God only in something big (camps, churches, conferences, visible leaders)
may be to miss him, because he is often found gently whispering in the quietness of a humbled heart. Are you listening for God? Step back from the noise and activity of your busy life and listen humbly and quietly for his guidance.  It may come when you least expect it.

SPIRITUAL BURNOUT | 1 Kings 19:1-13

HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR ATTITUDE 
TOWARD GOD'S POWER TODAY 
 
Just as God flashed down fire from heaven for Elijah, he will help us accomplish what he commands us to do. The proof may not as be dramatic in our lives as in Elijah's but God will make resources available to us in creative ways to accomplish his purposes. He will give you the wisdom to deal with your peers, the courage to take a stand for the truth, or the means to provide help for someone in need. Like Elijah, we can have faith that God will provide whatever we need to do what he commands.

HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR ATTITUDE 
TOWARD GOD'S POWER TODAY

Just as God flashed down fire from heaven for Elijah, he will help us accomplish what he commands us to do. The proof may not as be dramatic in our lives as in Elijah's but God will make resources available to us in creative ways to accomplish his purposes. He will give you the wisdom to deal with your peers, the courage to take a stand for the truth, or the means to provide help for someone in need. Like Elijah, we can have faith that God will provide whatever we need to do what he commands.

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