Journey Through The Message 50 | Turbulence in the Temple | Set Free 24-7

Welcome to Set Free 24-7 and we are glad to have you along on this Journey Through The Message! Today we have 4 passages we are reading from and we begin in Matthew 21:12-22: Get ready for some turbulence in the temple as Jesus enters with a broom, flipping tables like a boss! Plus, learn the secret power of faith with a mountain-moving challenge that'll leave you saying, "Bring it on, obstacles!"

Next we have Acts 28:17-31: Join Paul as he throws a Bible party in Rome, spreading the good news and captivating hearts with his infectious enthusiasm. Prepare for an epic cliffhanger ending that'll leave you craving more adventure!

Everyone loves it when we rewind back to the Old Testament and we begin at Psalm 47: It's time to get your praise on and turn up the volume, because this psalm declares God as the ultimate ruler of the universe! Join the heavenly dance party as we celebrate with joy, clapping hands, and joyful noise!

And we end today in Leviticus 26-27: Discover the divine rewards and consequences of sticking to the script as God lays out blessings for obedience and, well, some not-so-fun stuff for disobedience. It's like a spiritual guidebook on how to stay on God's good side and avoid the divine timeout corner! Celebrate episode number 50 with us and let’s begin this Journey Through The Message!

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Something to think about:

1. Matthew 21:12-22: If you could playfully flip over something to make a statement, what would it be? How does Jesus challenging the temple rituals teach us about true worship and devotion?

2. Acts 28:17-31: If you joined Paul's Bible party in Rome, how would you creatively spread the good news? How can we apply Paul's enthusiasm and resilience to inspire others in our own lives?

3. Psalm 47: Picture yourself at the ultimate dance party celebrating God's reign! What's your signature move? How does joyful praise strengthen your faith and bring you closer to God?

4. Leviticus 26-27: What does it mean to face "divine consequences" or a "spiritual timeout corner"? How does understanding God's expectations for holiness shape our relationship with Him and others?

 

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Have a blessed week! See you next Friday!