God is speaking, but if we don’t have our antennas set to
hear, we will miss it. This series helps
us all to know how to hear what God is saying to us.
Hear
We all want to hear from God, but there are so many excuses
not to read our Bible. It’s hard to
understand, we don’t like reading, and we’re really, really busy. But God says that “People
do not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.” (Matt 4:4). That means that just like our bodies need to
be nourished to survive, so do our souls.
We need God’s Word to set our antennas to hear from Him. We weren’t made to live without it.
The Point: If you want to hear what God is saying to you, read his Word
At Home Suggestions
Talk with our teens about a plan to connect with God Word
daily. Each student was given a 4 week
devotional called “Know God,” and our series will connect with what it is
teaching. If your teen struggles with
reading, volunteer to do it together as a family. Do whatever it takes to encourage your teens
to give their souls the nourishment they need by getting rid of all the
possible excuses.
Read
Romans 5:4 For
whatever was written in the past was written for our instruction, so
that we may have hope through endurance and through the encouragement from the
Scriptures. (HCSB)
Ask: What is Paul talking about when he says “whatever was
written in the past”? What does he say
that stuff was written for? How can
reading it every day make a difference in our own lives?
Explain that Paul is talking about God’s Word, and that it
was written to instruct us how to live, and to give us hope and encouragement
in our daily lives. I don’t know about
you, but that sounds pretty good to me!
Pray that your family would feed more than your bodies, but
also your souls.
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