Week #6 Our Daily Bread

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Week #6 Our Daily Bread Read Exodus 16:1-7. How would have you reacted to this grumbling? How does God react to the Israelites grumblings? Why does He react this way? What does it say about the way God feels about us and how He cares for us?

Sermon Discussion Guide Week of o3/18/2018 ➢ Icebreaker: What is the best meal you have ever eaten? ➢ Announcements: Please continue to pray for our facility expansion campaign we are getting close to our goal.

Pray for our Easter Services in a few weeks- make sure to remember the times for our 3 services- invite a friend. ➢ Prayer Time:

➢ Discussion Questions When is the most common time for us to bring a need before God? Is it when it is still small or when it finally becomes a big problem? Why do you think we wait until there are no other options to bring needs before God? Are there needs you feel bad asking God for? Why?

Read Matthew 6:25-34; 1 Peter 5:7; Philippians 4:6-7. What do these verses say we should do with the things we need and are worried about? Why does it say we should do this? God calls us to daily turn to Him for our needs. Why do you think God asked us to do this daily? Why not just give us all we need right now? What is so hard about trusting him day by day? Where do you struggle with this? Read Exodus 16:13-30. What do the Israelites do after God gives His plan and comes through? Why do you think they do what they do? How do we do the same thing in our own lives today? Following God’s plan today does may not look identical to what it looked like for the Israelites but what does it look like today? Read Matthew 6:33-34. What does this passage say following God’s plan looks like? Does following God’s plan mean we always understand it? Why does following God’s plan show that we are trusting Him with our needs? What plan is God asking you to follow in your life right now? What is making it hard live the way He is calling you to live or what is holding you back? Is there something you need to give to God?

Conversational Prayer: Dear God help me…