Handouts: None given
Reminders:
- Service Project: The 10 hours, 2 forms, and 1 essay are due on Apr 23, 2018
- Devotion 2: This was due today
- Devotion 2 Presentations: Be ready for your presentation day!
Journal 6-1: Study Packet, Pages 6 & 13
- In your Study Packet, on Page 6,
- - Read Psalm 15:1-5 (bottom left)
- - Answer questions 7-10 (bottom right)
- - - 7) What can be a benefit of reading this psalm before coming before God in worship? (Quiz Short Answer 1)
- - - - Here are some ideas shared by previous classes:
- - - - Confession: Sin separates us from getting close to God, this psalm can help us confess & repent from our sins to receive God’s forgiveness.
- - - - Focus: This can also help keep you from distractions, focusing you on what is most important & right to be & do in life
- - - - Relationships: This can help keep you from causing problems in relationships with people—things that distract us from God
- - - - Preparation: You can get your heart ready for whatever God has in store for you
- - - 8) In general, who is fit to draw near to God in worship?
- - - - Those who are righteous, even perfect! - - - 9) The Bible tells that all have sinned, so how do you think one can become ‘fit’ for worship?
- - - - The Bible shares that we receive this through a relationship with God through confession & repentance with faith in Jesus Christ- - - - We enter this relationship with God by...
- - - - - Admitting our sins (agree with God about them)
- - - - - Believing in Him (through Jesus, what He said)
- - - - - Confessing Him as Savior & Lord
- - - - - - And thus committing our life to Him!
- - - - After this, though, even those who are in a relationship with Jesus will sometimes make mistakes & sin
- - - - - No problem--come right back to God, confessing even these sins to God, asking His forgiveness & repenting of them
- - - - - You can be confident that He forgives you!
- - - 10) List three areas (from verses 2-5) that you need to work on this week as you draw closer to God's presence.
- - - - This is a pretty personal question--I hope you put some god thought into it!
- On page 12, as Journal 6-3, answer these questions: describe each of the different ways this verse says to…
- - How do these verses say to use your tongue (words)?
- - How do these verses say to NOT use your tongue?
Quiz Preparation:
- Your Verses: Psalm 15:1-4
- - We used PDP Cornell Notes for this. Here are your vocab words:
- - - Sojourn: A temporary Stay
- - - Slander: Defame, Using words to make someone look bad
- - - Reproach: To blame falsely
- - - Vile: Evil, Wicked
- Your Questions: Based upon class discussion & your personal reflection of these verses, use complete sentences & your own words to specifically answer:
- - 1) Describe two or more ways this psalm can be beneficial to read before worshiping God.
- - - See the notes for question 7 above
- - 2) In your own words, describe two ways this verse tells us to use (or not use) our tongue. Give at least one Jr. High example
- - - There are several possible answers here, read the verses and put two or more of these in your own words & provide an example- - - - The Bible shares that we receive this through a relationship with God through confession & repentance with faith in Jesus Christ- - - - We enter this relationship with God by...
- - - - - Admitting our sins (agree with God about them)
- - - - - Believing in Him (through Jesus, what He said)
- - - - - Confessing Him as Savior & Lord
- - - - - - And thus committing our life to Him!
- - - - After this, though, even those who are in a relationship with Jesus will sometimes make mistakes & sin
- - - - - No problem--come right back to God, confessing even these sins to God, asking His forgiveness & repenting of them
- - - - - You can be confident that He forgives you!
- - - 10) List three areas (from verses 2-5) that you need to work on this week as you draw closer to God's presence.
- - - - This is a pretty personal question--I hope you put some god thought into it!
- On page 12, as Journal 6-3, answer these questions: describe each of the different ways this verse says to…
- - How do these verses say to use your tongue (words)?
- - How do these verses say to NOT use your tongue?
Quiz Preparation:
- Your Verses: Psalm 15:1-4
- - We used PDP Cornell Notes for this. Here are your vocab words:
- - - Sojourn: A temporary Stay
- - - Slander: Defame, Using words to make someone look bad
- - - Reproach: To blame falsely
- - - Vile: Evil, Wicked
- Your Questions: Based upon class discussion & your personal reflection of these verses, use complete sentences & your own words to specifically answer:
- - 1) Describe two or more ways this psalm can be beneficial to read before worshiping God.
- - - See the notes for question 7 above
- - 2) In your own words, describe two ways this verse tells us to use (or not use) our tongue. Give at least one Jr. High example
Catch-up: We caught up with notes posted last week. See previous Posts. .
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