Numbers-Joshua: The Tragedy of Fear and the Glory of Faith
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Lesson OneNumbers: Life in a Parenthesis5 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoThe Bible and Two Crucial Disciplines for Studying It5 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeDeuteronomy and Joshua: The Benefits of Obedience5 Activities|1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity|1 Assessment
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Christian Learning Center › Forums › In this lesson we learned that the Israelites complained a lot during their time in the wilderness—they weren’t satisfied with God’s provision. What can you learn from this that could help you process life’s difficulties more effectively?
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In this lesson we learned that the Israelites complained a lot during their time in the wilderness—they weren’t satisfied with God’s provision. What can you learn from this that could help you process life’s difficulties more effectively?
Elaine Chu replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago 27 Members · 26 Replies
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God will provide everything that we need, even if it seems difficult and unbearable. Learning from the Israelites we can remind ourselves that God will give us always what we need, we can have faith and assurance in that.
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I’ve learned not to turn back.keep going…No matter how hard is my situation I need to trust God na hold on cause God is faithful. His grace is always sufficient.
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You have to have faith and trust that God will provide for your needs. It may be what you want but God never gives us something that we do not need.
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To learn to Trust God in the wilderness of life’s difficulties. He has the full blueprint of life, however in the stubbornness of human flesh that can be easily forgotten and l try and foolishly take over. God in His Great Mercy is always there to receive me back though when I humbly come back to my senses and go His Way- even when there are consequences that could have been avoided had l only listened and Trusted His Righteous Path at the first.
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Due to my personal experiences in life, I have come to that realization that in all situation I should be thankful to God. Life does not treat everyone the same way. I have seen some of my cohort who are far ahead of me, and at the same time, there are too many behind me than I can number.
Christian Learning Center › Forums › Israel failed to enter the Promised Land as planned because of their mistakes. How do you respond when life doesn’t go as you planned?
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Israel failed to enter the Promised Land as planned because of their mistakes. How do you respond when life doesn’t go as you planned?
Elaine Chu replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago 23 Members · 22 Replies
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I go through the grieving process, depending on how important the matter is to me, the process might be very short without actually realizing it happened. Sometimes my anger last longer before coming to accept that it might not be the will of God for me, or perhaps missed, it due to lack of trust in God. May God forgive me.
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A lot of time, I am either discouraged or angry when things don’t go the way I want them to. That is the time that I often have to remind myself to pray not my will but God’s will be done.
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Prayer. It is hard not to want to take action into my own hands. I have noticed that praying before responding to any situation helps me.
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I usually respond very negatively and it prevents me from seeing the big picture. This may be how God intended it to be. I should try to learn from setbacks instead of being stopped by them. Again, it is all about trusting God. Go to Him for answers to setbacks.