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Lesson OneNumbers: Life in a Parenthesis5 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoThe Bible and Two Crucial Disciplines for Studying It5 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeDeuteronomy and Joshua: The Benefits of Obedience5 Activities1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity1 Assessment
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Discussion Questions
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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?
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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.
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a good lesson from this book would be that when we trust in God, we need to allow for answers to come in His timing and in His means and while we are traveling along this path that God has set before us, we need to believe that no matter the circumstances, He does care for us.
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We should wear our armor of God daily.
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To trust in God more. What I think of as needs are really wants. God provides for all my NEEDS.
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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?
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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.
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When things don’t go as planned, my initial reaction is one of frustration, mixed with anger. There is also a tendency, like the Israelites, to ask God why? I sub-consciously expect God to order things according to my plans, and when the plans go awry, it’s God’s fault, not mine.
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I had learned to trust God even the circumstances doesn’t go as expected, he is sovereign and almighty
