Good News To Make You Sing

Jan 10, 2016  •  Nick Nye  •  Isaiah 11:1-9; 12:1-6

Discussion Questions:

1. Isaiah 11:1-9 shows Isaiah’s vision for the triumph of the Messiah coming from nothing. How would you describe the Messiah’s reign? Where do you see a need for God to take charge in your life or neighborhood?

2. We can find strength in remembering the ways God has been our salvation. How can your personal testimony of God’s grace help you trust Him today?

3. Is it easy or difficult for you to find joy in God? Why? Where are you tempted to find joy, other than in God? How can we practically point one another to find joy in God? Consider memorizing Isaiah 12:1-6 together.

4. Joy in God overflows to others. How does God’s presence empower us to live on mission? How might this affect the way other people experience you? At work/home/neighborhood, etc…

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