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Jesus Listens Discussion Guide is a companion to Jesus Listens by Sarah Young. Jesus Listens, the newest 365-day devotional prayer book from Sarah Young, bestselling author of Jesus Calling, takes you on a year-long journey to develop a meaningful prayer life. Devotional prayers based on scripture will lead you into a deeper, richer relationship with God.
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Weeks 1-5
Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated January 5th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. The first step to making friends with the problems in your life is identifying what those problems are. What are three things that cause you to worry? How can you ask Jesus to help you calm that worry today?
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2. Romans 8:28 reminds us that all things work together for good. Can you think of a time youve gone through a difficult season and seen a silver lining on the other side? What did that experience teach you about trusting Gods plans for your life?
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3. When you start to doubt that God is in control, how can you shift your thinking? What truths might help you remember that trusting God is a daily choice?
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Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated April 13th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. Why do you think its beneficial to ask Gods help to accept a difficult situation? What do you think asking, What if? and fantasizing about a different outcome would do for your level of peace?
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2. Have you ever gotten caught up in your wishes for a different outcome? How did that impact your dialogue with God?
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3. 1 Peter 5:6 reminds us to humble ourselves before God, rather than seizing control by ourselves. How would it change your walk with God if you reacted by bowing, rather than panicking, when the world seems to be a mess?
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Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated April 17th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. Our best defense against worry is communicating with God. Have you ever taken a difficult situation to God in prayer? After you talked to God, how did you feel?
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2. What are some of your favorite ways to talk to God? What do you usually talk to Him about? What sorts of things do you ask of Him?
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3. When we need peace, we can ask God to send us reminders to keep our thought dialogue open and to dive into the Word. How does God send you reminders, and how have those reminders impacted the way you think about Him?
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Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated January 28th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. We can begin to receive peace by understanding that Gods Presence remains, despite how our emotions might make us feel. Can you name a specific instance when you remember feeling Gods hand on your life? What did it feel like? What kind of emotions did it stir up?
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2. Receiving Gods peace requires constant leaps of faith when we feel least inclined to do so. 1 Corinthians 13:12 reminds us that we are fully known in God, therefore He knows that leaps of faith are scary. What will give you the courage to have faith even when it feels scary?
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3. How can you turn your attention to being aware of Gods Presence? How can you train yourself (and let God train you) to walk with Him each day?
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Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated April 18th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. To embark on the path to peaceful living, we must keep our focus on Jesus. What usually distracts you from His Presence? How can you train your mind to tune out the distractions so that you can focus on what He has to say?
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2. What steps do you need to take to break free from the bondage of anxiety and affirm your trust in God? What would help you to feel inner peace?
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3. As were reminded in Genesis 1:27, we are designed in the image of God. Guarding our hearts and minds and fixing them on Jesus will bring us peace and draw us near to our Him. How can you capture wayward thoughts and point them toward the One who brings you peace?
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Weeks 6-10
Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated June 18th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. When you picture yourself, what do you see? What thoughts and feelings come to mind? Now, think about who God says you are. Whats the difference between the two?
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2. Sometimes it is easier to accept Gods forgiveness but continue to not forgive yourself. Do you have trouble seeing yourself as precious in Gods sight? What daily practices can you put in place to live with the freedom of being a fully forgiven follower of Jesus?
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3. Romans 8:1 serves as a good reminder that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. He died for each and every one of us. How does it make you feel to know that all your sins were wiped clean when He hung on the cross?
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Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated February 14th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. God knows how youre feeling long before you tell Him. Pause for a moment to consider that you are never truly alone, because He is always watching over you. How does that make you feel?
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2. What have you used to fill the gap that loneliness leaves in your life? Instead of engaging with those vices during your dark moments, how can you fight loneliness and rejection by turning to your ever-protecting Guardian?
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3. What are some practices we can put in place to reaffirm Gods role in our daily life? How can we fight loneliness and rejection by turning to our ever-protecting Guardian?
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Please read the devotion and Scripture passages from the Jesus Listens entry dated May 7th (or listen, if you have the Jesus Listens audiobook). Then answer and discuss these questions:
1. At times, we all feel unable to live up to whats expected of us. What do you think your biggest weaknesses are? If God said He could use that weakness for His glory, how do you think Hed do that?
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2. Was there ever a time God met you in the middle of your insecurities and carried you over the finish line? Talk about how it felt when you discovered that you could truly depend on Him to fill the gaps.
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