I wonder today if you think it’s important to be
Teach me your way O Lord and I will walk in your truth, give me an
that I may fear your name. —Ps 86:11
As we walk through this story, feel free to write down thoughts about King Asa, and the idea of what it means to be whole hearted.
Living This Out:
Wholehearted
PRAYER NIGHTS
2nd & 4th Sundays | 6p | Sanctuary
“Be Still” Worship & Prayer Night
Sun Nov 3 | 6p | Worship Center
What is God asking you to do today to live for Him wholeheartedly?
SMALL GROUP GUIDE
Welcome
Weekly Vision Casting
Has anyone signed up for the Fun Marriage Workshop yet on November 8-9? It could be great for couples in our group to go through together!
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Warm Up Question
Study: Head, Heart, and Hand Questions
Personal Prayer Requests
SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS
WARM UP QUESTION: They say you should never meet your heroes because you will be disappointed. Have you ever met one of your heroes?
HEAD: These questions help us examine the Word.
1. Read [2 Chronicles 14:2-5](2 Chronicles 14:2-5) and 11. For 35 years, Asa was a great king. What made him that way? What kind of view of God did he have?
2. Read 2 Chronicles 16:1-9. After 35 years of following God, what do you think might have caused Asa to stop relying on God?
HEART: These questions help us wrestle with what we believe.
3. As you think about Asa’s fall, his relying on himself and not God,
o What causes your heart to think it’s better to rely on yourself than God?
o How can you be more aware of when your heart begins to harden?
HAND: These questions help us bring truth and beliefs into our everyday life.
4. Read Ps 86:11. How can you practically have an undivided heart. What is the Holy Spirit calling you to add or cut out of your life?