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DAY ONE| Finding Safety In The Wilderness
What did it mean for God to be David’s Rock and Fortress?
What does Ps.
18:1-3 reveal about the relationship David had with God?
How important was obedience in David's relationship with God (Ps.
18:20-26)?
How and why did God respond to David when he cried for help (Ps.
18:16-19)?
What hinders you from viewing God as your “ultimate fortress”?
Is it lack of trust, lack of knowledge of who God is, lack of obedience, lack of experience in relying on God?
Memorize Ps. 32:7
DAY TWO| The Lord Is Our Rock & Fortress
In the following passages take not of what the image of God as a rock portrayed?
2 Sam.
22:1-3; 2 Sam.
22:47-50; 2 Sam.
23:3-4; Gen. 49:22-24; Deut.
32:4; Deut.
32:18; Deut.
32:30-31; 1 Sam.
2:2; Isa.
44:6-8; 1 Cor.
10:1-4.
How has God been your strength, deliverer, & protector?
DAY THREE| Longing For The Messiah
What would you have looked forward to in the following passages concerning the Messiah?
Isa.
9:1-2, 6-7; 62:11 | Jer.
23:5-6 | Micah 5:2 | Zech.
9:9-10.
After Jesus resurrection he spent 40 days teaching his disciples about the kingdom of God.
What questions did they ask and why do you think they asked them (Acts 1:1-6)?
In Matt.
26:50-56; Luke 22:47-52; John 18:4-11 describe the disciples perception of the kingdom and the kingdom as Jesus knew it.
DAY FOUR| The King Of The Jews Comes To His People
Which words of John the baptist should have alerted the Jews that Jesus would not be the type of king they thought (Jn.
1:29,36)?
What does Matt.
10:2-4 and Acts 1:13 reveal about Simon?
What kind of questions do you think went thru Simons mind when heard jesus teachings in Matt.
5:38-44 & Jn.
18:36?
What kind of freedom, kingdom, & peace did Jesus offer?
(Jn.
8:31; 14:19-21, 26-27; 16:33; 18:36-37)
How do we try and make Jesus into something he isn’t?
DAY FIVE| David: Committed To God In All Circumstances
What reasons had God rejected Saul as king and chose David?
(see 1 Sam.
13:914; 15:10-23; 16:1, 6-12)
Who do you know that is a model of trusting God and submitting to His will?
How can you trust in God more?
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