God Has a Plan for your Life.

Moses (Romans 8:28)

Description: Ask the members of your group to imagine the following scenario: “Your house is on fire, and everyone is safe. You have 30 seconds to run through the house and collect three or four articles you want to save. What would you grab? Why?”

After everyone has done this, the group can discuss what they learned about the things they value.

Ideal group size: Up to 20 people.

Ideal age group: High school and older.

Great for: Newly formed groups.

Tips: If you decide to discuss your group members’ answers to the question, allow extra time. You can also come back and discuss the answers in a later meeting. This would be a great icebreaker to use to launch a study about identity or values.

His whole life was laid out for us in Scripture.

What do we remember about Moses?

He was a product of his circumstances

Laid in a river in an act to protect his life.

Raised by the very people whom was holding his people captive.

After an impulsive murder of an Egyptian, flees intp the wilderness. (THIS IS WHERE THE STORY TENDS TO END)

Here is the temptation. Life happens and we tend to use that thing to keep us from going further.

Moses, although relunctly, returned to egypt after 40 years of pasturing sheep.

God then called moses to inform him that he was going to fulfil a promise that was made to free the people and he was going to use Moses to do it.

God used a man who had little confidence and ability to lead a revolution that would free the nation.

Jeremiah

Ananias

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