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Bible Study Week 5

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SCRIPTURE

MATTHEW 6:25–34

BACKGROUND & CONTEXT

In the story of creation, humans don’t make an appearance until closer to the end of the week. This means fields, trees, mountains, fish, birds, and all kinds of creatures experienced life before mankind ever took a breath. And since that first week in history, God has faithfully provided and cared for nature. In this passage, Jesus points to the truth of God sustaining every aspect of creation to reassure his people that God would do much more for his favorite part of creation, people.

Read Matthew 6:25 – 26 and discuss 1 – 2 of these questions:

• What are some things you worry about that you have no control over?

• On a scale from 1 - 5 (1=never, 5=all the time), how often do you feel like you're anxious about something that doesn’t truly matter?

• What things are going on in your world that worry you the most?

Read Matthew 6:27 – 32 and discuss 1 – 2 of these questions:

• What comes to mind when you read Matthew 6:27?

• What are some of the byproducts of a life consumed by fear and anxiety?

• How are your circumstances and worries linked?

Read Matthew 6:33 – 34 and discuss 1 – 2 of these questions:

• Do you think you'll ever reach a point where you'll never worry or be anxious?

• In your own words, what does it mean to trust Jesus?

CONNECTION:

• What practical ways can you grow your trust in your Heavenly Father ?

APPLY IT

This week, take some time to think about and pray about your worries, fears, and anxieties. Oneby one, give them to God in prayer. Consider writing them out, and when you finish, destroy thepaper as a symbol of giving it over to God.

Be Specific:

What are you going to do?

When are you going to do it?

Is there someone who can keep you accountable?

PRAYER:

Take time to pray for each other’s applications in the upcoming weeks.

MEMORY VERSE:

Parent Disscussion Questions.:

*What things are going on in your world that worry you the most?

*In your own words, what does it mean to trust Jesus?

*What practical ways can you grow your trust in your Heavenly Father?