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Double Trouble

May 22, 2016Dr. John King, Senior PastorGod's Purpose in TroubleBecoming a Servant of God (Life of Moses)

This message discusses how God leads us into and through trouble for a purpose. The speaker uses the story of the Israelites at the Red Sea to illustrate that sometimes God guides us into difficult situations to teach us important lessons about trust and reliance on Him. The natural responses to trouble often include panic, blame, and regret, but God calls us to respond with trust, patience, and faith. Ultimately, through our troubles, God reveals His power and glory, leading us to a deeper relationship with Him.

Exodus 13:17Exodus 14:1-4Exodus 14:13-14Exodus 14:19-31

Reflection Questions

1. In what ways have you experienced God's leading during difficult times in your life?

2. How do you typically respond when faced with trouble, and how can you shift that response to align more with faith?

3. Can you identify a recent situation where you felt trapped or in trouble? What did you learn from that experience?

4. How can you practice waiting on God in your current challenges instead of rushing to find a solution?

5. What steps can you take to trust God more fully in the midst of your troubles?