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The Spoken Covenant | Pastor Jason McKay
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March 2, 2025
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**Bible Study Discussion Guide: The Spoken Covenant**
*Bible Reading*
1. Luke 1:68-73
2. Galatians 3:16, 26, 29
3. John 15:4-7
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**Observation Questions:**
1. In Luke 1:68-73, how is the concept of Hesed, or covenant loyalty, reflected in God's actions towards His people? How does this passage connect to the sermon’s emphasis on God's faithfulness? [04:05]
2. According to Galatians 3:16, who is the "seed" to whom the promises were made, and why is this significant in understanding the fulfillment of God's covenant? [14:11]
3. In John 15:4-7, what does Jesus mean by "abide in me," and how does this relate to the conditions of the new covenant discussed in the sermon? [26:31]
4. How does the sermon explain the difference between a promise and a covenant, and why is this distinction important for believers? [14:11]
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**Interpretation Questions:**
1. How does the concept of Hesed provide believers with a sense of security and assurance in their relationship with God, as discussed in the sermon? [04:05]
2. What does it mean for believers to be "joint heirs with Christ" according to Galatians 3:29, and how does this impact their understanding of their spiritual inheritance? [14:11]
3. How does the sermon illustrate the power of words in activating God's promises, and what role does confession play in this process? [17:44]
4. In what ways does the sermon suggest that the kingdom of God operates by legal principles, and how should this influence a believer's approach to claiming God's promises? [35:07]
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**Application Questions:**
1. Reflect on a time when you felt unworthy of God's promises. How does understanding Hesed change your perspective on God's faithfulness despite your actions? [04:05]
2. How can you actively "abide in Christ" in your daily life, and what practical steps can you take to ensure His words abide in you? [26:31]
3. Think of a situation where you need to see God's will manifest in your life. What specific words or promises from Scripture can you confess to align with God's will? [17:44]
4. The sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing and speaking God's word to withstand the enemy's attacks. What are some areas in your life where you need to claim your ground using the armor of God? [40:59]
5. How can you ensure that your words align with God's covenant promises, and what changes might you need to make in your speech to reflect this alignment? [29:16]
6. Consider a promise of God that you have been waiting to see fulfilled. How does understanding the difference between a promise and a covenant help you in your waiting? [14:11]
7. Identify one area in your life where you feel spiritually stagnant. What steps can you take to activate your faith and claim the promises that are already yours through Christ? [47:51]
Follow Lights Church Online
FB&IG: @LightsChurchFW
**Bible Study Discussion Guide: The Spoken Covenant**
*Bible Reading*
1. Luke 1:68-73
2. Galatians 3:16, 26, 29
3. John 15:4-7
---
**Observation Questions:**
1. In Luke 1:68-73, how is the concept of Hesed, or covenant loyalty, reflected in God's actions towards His people? How does this passage connect to the sermon’s emphasis on God's faithfulness? [04:05]
2. According to Galatians 3:16, who is the "seed" to whom the promises were made, and why is this significant in understanding the fulfillment of God's covenant? [14:11]
3. In John 15:4-7, what does Jesus mean by "abide in me," and how does this relate to the conditions of the new covenant discussed in the sermon? [26:31]
4. How does the sermon explain the difference between a promise and a covenant, and why is this distinction important for believers? [14:11]
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**Interpretation Questions:**
1. How does the concept of Hesed provide believers with a sense of security and assurance in their relationship with God, as discussed in the sermon? [04:05]
2. What does it mean for believers to be "joint heirs with Christ" according to Galatians 3:29, and how does this impact their understanding of their spiritual inheritance? [14:11]
3. How does the sermon illustrate the power of words in activating God's promises, and what role does confession play in this process? [17:44]
4. In what ways does the sermon suggest that the kingdom of God operates by legal principles, and how should this influence a believer's approach to claiming God's promises? [35:07]
---
**Application Questions:**
1. Reflect on a time when you felt unworthy of God's promises. How does understanding Hesed change your perspective on God's faithfulness despite your actions? [04:05]
2. How can you actively "abide in Christ" in your daily life, and what practical steps can you take to ensure His words abide in you? [26:31]
3. Think of a situation where you need to see God's will manifest in your life. What specific words or promises from Scripture can you confess to align with God's will? [17:44]
4. The sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing and speaking God's word to withstand the enemy's attacks. What are some areas in your life where you need to claim your ground using the armor of God? [40:59]
5. How can you ensure that your words align with God's covenant promises, and what changes might you need to make in your speech to reflect this alignment? [29:16]
6. Consider a promise of God that you have been waiting to see fulfilled. How does understanding the difference between a promise and a covenant help you in your waiting? [14:11]
7. Identify one area in your life where you feel spiritually stagnant. What steps can you take to activate your faith and claim the promises that are already yours through Christ? [47:51]
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