As children of God, not only do we have access to God's goodness, but we also have the responsibility not only to live it for ourselves, but more importantly to embody it in the world in order to reveal God's greatness. In other words, when you live God's goodness, God is glorified and honored. Those who do not know Him are challenged. Learning to live God's goodness is therefore an act of worship and honor. Watch the message, meditate on the questions, and be transformed by the revelation of God's goodness.
- If God is good to all, why study how to experience His goodness?
- Give examples of dimensions of His goodness available only to His children.
- Explain the question of the heart, the motivations behind the desire to experience God's goodness. Discuss the subtleties of attitudes toward God, others, and ourselves. Give examples.
- What should be our primary reason for experiencing God's goodness?
- Explain the idea that in our prayers we appear to be pleading against His nature?
- Explain in detail the importance of faith in experiencing God's goodness. Use concrete examples.
- Explain the importance of the revelation of God as Father and its impact on the experience of God's goodness. Supporting verses
- Read and discuss Jeremiah 29:11.
- How can the revelation of Hebrews 11 on remuneration impact your prayer life?
- What can we learn from the success of the new generation of Israelites led by Joshua compared to the failure of the first? Is there a lesson for us?
- Explain the two dimensions of experiencing God's goodness – the notion of principled adherence and divine intervention.
- What impact does Psalm 31 and the notion of goodness in reserve have on you?
- Explain what it means to experience God's goodness in service; the ability to do goodWhat conclusion do you draw from this?
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