Today’s reading is Job 6-9
Questions:
-Job expressed his deep anguish to God about his suffering through vivid word pictures. Do you sometimes feel such emotions when you are suffering?
-Do you feel free to be honest with God about such sufferings?
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The book of Job attacks the idea that good things happen to good people, and bad things happen to bad people. This book will answer the question: how should God’s people respond to evil and suffering?
Week 4: Day 1
Today’s reading is Job 1-5
Actions:
-If you are suffering today, express to God your trust in him in the midst of your suffering.
-If you know someone who is suffering, pray that this person will trust God and draw closer to him in their suffering.
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What a great week of readings!
The two main characters we learned about were Jacob and Joseph. However, above all else we
saw firsthand the providence of a good God despite the worst of human treachery.
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Today’s reading is Genesis 47-50
Question:
-How might you bless people around you today?
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Today’s reading is Genesis 44-46
Today the story comes to a dramatic climax.
Questions:
-What elements of tension are built into the story?
-How is the tension resolved?
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Today’s reading is Genesis 41-43
Questions:
-Considering the time when the events took place, why might God have waited until this point
to exalt Joseph?
-How might God’s purpose in Joseph’s waiting relate to God’s timing of events in your life?
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Today’s reading is Genesis 38-40
Question:
-How can Joseph serve as an example to you today?
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Today’s reading is Genesis 34-37
Question:
-How might God want to use you and your family?
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This week we will cover the last half of Act 2, scene 1 in the biblical story, taking us through the
remainder of Jacob’s story and focusing especially on the story of Joseph’s travails and triumphs
in Egypt.
Week 3: Day 1
Today’s reading is Genesis 30-33
Question:
-Genesis 32:24-32 is a difficult passage. What does this passage teach you about a relationship
with God and how blessing often comes from struggle?
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What a great week of readings!
We’ve read about three generations of people with whom God made a covenant: Abraham and
Sarah, Isaac and Rebekah, and Jacob and his wives.
We also learned that God asks for unwavering obedience, but is also extremely gracious.
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