This is a small group that was following the plan to read through the Bible one chapter at a time with Good Morning Girls. Good Morning Girls is on an indefinite break. But will we continue reading through the Bible.
Each Monday go to the Weekly Reading Plan or the Bible Study Thread for our current book to see the introductory post for the week and the weekly reading passages, discussion questions, and memory verse.
Be sure to come here each day to see what the members of the group are sharing. Try to participate in the discussion with a post at least once each week to share with us what God is teaching you. Posting on the forum helps motivate all of us to keep reading by seeing the others persevering and it provides additional insight and learning.
Each Friday we will attempt to share a Friday Devotional that addresses some of the topics we have read that week.
Please also take time to read the Group Overview post that provides some ideas on how to get the most out of your study here! You can find this post in the the "Bible Study" section of the board.
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Week of April 27
Weekly Reading Plan: April 27- May 1
Courtney has her introductory post for this week's reading up on Good Morning Girls.
Discussion Thread is found in Bible Study: Leviticus
An overview of chapters 6-10 is also found in the discussion thread.
Monday
Reading: Leviticus 6
Key Verses 6:19-23
Optional Group Thoughts and Discussion Question:
Aaron and the priest made the grain offering of consecration when they were appointed and daily. So daily they consecrated themselves. How can we daily consecrate ourselves to God’s work as His priest on this earth? How does this relate to the call to daily die by daily taking up our cross?
Optional GMG Discussion Question:
How do the offerings in Leviticus 6-7 reflect in Christ's sacrifice and what kind of offerings do we offer the Lord today?
Tuesday
Reading: Leviticus 7
Key Verse 7:20
Optional Group Thoughts and Discussion Question:
What does this verse say about how sin keeps us from having fellowship with God? How has Christ sacrifice impacted this?
The peace offering represents a shared meal to have fellowship and thanksgiving. What analogies do you see with this and the church in the book of Acts?
Optional GMG Discussion Question:
How do the offerings in Leviticus 6-7 reflect in Christ's sacrifice and what kind of offerings do we offer the Lord today?
Wednesday
Reading: Leviticus 8
Optional Group Thoughts and Discussion Question:
We see the priest (1) washed, (2) clothed, (3) given the Urim and the Thummim for guidance, and (4) given a crown. They respond with consecration and obedience which leads to fellowship.
God has washed us, clothed us with His righteousness, given us His Holy Spirit for guidance and given us a crown of life. In return we should be respond with consecration and pursue fellowship with God. How can we better pursue fellowship with God?
Optional GMG Discussion Question:
In Leviticus 8-9, Aaron's sons were consecrated and released to minister to the Israelites. 1 Peter 2:9 says that we are a royal priesthood. In what way does the Lord use you to minister to the body of Christ?
Thursday
Reading: Leviticus 9
Key Verses 9:6,24
Optional Group Thoughts and Discussion Question:
We see (1) repentance and atonement with the offering of the sin offering and (2) obedience in following all the God had laid out for them down to the smallest details. This resulted in God’s presence in a mighty way in verse 24.
How do the people respond to God’s presence? How is our response to God similar or different from the people of Israel in this verse? Do we have the same sense of God’s wonder, power and holiness? Why or why not? How is this illustrated in our lives? How can be better cultivate this?
Optional GMG Discussion Question:
In Leviticus 8-9, Aaron's sons were consecrated and released to minister to the Israelites. 1 Peter 2:9 says that we are a royal priesthood. In what way does the Lord use you to minister to the body of Christ?
Friday
Reading: Leviticus 10
Optional Group Thoughts and Discussion Question:
How do we fail to worship God in ways that are pleasing to Him? Do we or our society tend to give God what we want to give Him and not what He has asked of us? In what ways?
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