Week of August 11 (Matthew 11:25-30)
Matthew 11:25-30
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Matthew 11:25-30
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Matthew 11:25-30 〰️ Matthew 11:25-30 〰️
Well, we’re wrapped up with Daniel 1-6, and on Sunday, we heard from Tyler Eason in Matthew 11:25-30. Chapters 1-6 of Daniel were long and really intense, so this week, we’ll take a deep breath. Next week, we return to the Gospel of Mark!
That said, this week’s questions will be less passage-specific and more open-ended. We’ve done this a few times now, and I think it’s a great exercise in reading Scripture and applying it to our walks with Jesus. All of Scripture is equally important to us as followers of Jesus (2 Tim. 3:16-17), so studying God’s Word in this way is a great workout for our expositional muscles! We want our groups to be a balance between a “Bible study” (where we only focus on Scripture) and a “life group” (where we only focus on growing community). Hopefully, our groups find a balance between loving God’s Word and loving one another well. With that said, below are our questions for the week!
Discussion Questions
What stood out to you from the passage?
Does anything in this passage remind you of another part of Scripture?
Do you have any questions?
What does this passage tell us about God?
What does this passage tell us about ourselves?
How can this passage help you see your need for God?
How do you think this passage is meant to affect your life?
What does it mean for Jesus to give us rest?
What does Jesus mean when he says, “my yoke is easy and my burden is light”?
What are some yokes of the world that are heavy and burdensome?