Description
Key Points
Fasting for ourselves defeats the purpose of fasting.
In Isaiah 58 we find God’s chosen fast. To repent and give.
We are oftentimes yoked or strapped to self-desires.
Giving to those in need helps free us from self.
We are saved not by works but those who are saved do good works.
Discussion
Pastor Bob listed some unhealthy yokes that we are at times strapped to: covetousness, complacency, compromise, isolation, unforgiveness, pride and various addictions. How can you relate?
How does looking to the needs of others help free us from self?
List the promises found in Isaiah 58.
Why were you born? (This could take a while)
Hallelujah (הַלְלוּ־יָהּ) comes from 2 words:
Hallel (הַלְלוּ) – Hebrew for praise
Yah (יָהּ) – alternate Hebrew for the covenant name of God, Yahweh (יְהוֹהָ)
Giving thanks is representative of receiving and being grateful.
Giving thanks breaks our self-righteousness and entitlement.
Giving...
Published 11/24/24
God’s love is greater than human love.
God’s love liberates, overcomes, always wins, and endures forever.
God’s love is personal and set us free to live in harmony with Him.
God’s love is never-ending; when we remain in His love, we are less prone seek love from anywhere else.
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The...
Published 11/17/24