"New
levels". This expression is a catch phrase in our society.
Everyone is excited about "moving up" in the company,
"scaling the ranks" on the job, and even "expanding" in
terms of our economic status. But where is the fire when the time comes
to apply this same concept in the spirit? Why do we fight so hard to
"maintain", "tread water" or "keep the status
quo" when the DreamGiver is calling us higher, deeper, and closer?
These are questions we're compelled to face as we think about where we want our Dream to go. There are some demands the DreamGiver will put on us -- and rightfully so, since we are His -- that will require these "New Levels". If you're ready to see where this commitment will lead, and how rich the rewards of submission are, read with us this week as we explore a sacrificial (yet satisfying) new place in God.
Week of August 19th> The Dream Giver Part 3: Finding Sanctuary in Surrender
Monday, August 19th> Psalm 9:9; Proverbs 18: 10; Hebrews 6:18; 1 Peter 3: 8-22; chapters 4-5
1. Although the Bible describes the Sanctuary of the DreamGiver as a place of refuge, why do many believers tend to avoid going in?
Tuesday, August 20th> Matthew 11: 28; Jeremiah 6: 16; 2 Peter
2. What are some steps the DreamGiver requires us to take in order to find REST?
Wednesday, August 21st> Psalm chapter 51; Acts 3: 19-20; 1 John chapters 1-2; 3:1-10
3. As we respond to the DreamGiver's invitation to go higher and draw closer, what are some of the characteristics of the Wasteland that will begin falling away?
Thursday, August 22nd> Psalm chapter 51; Acts 3: 19-20; chapters 4-5
4. When we allow the DreamGiver's Holy Presence to draw us into this place of refuge, what will we willingly release when He shows us ourselves?
Friday, August 23rd> Genesis 22: 1-3; 9-18; 2 John; 3 John; Jude
5. Why does the DreamGiver demand that we surrender every Dream to Him rather than keep it for ourselves?
Saturday, August 24th> Genesis 22: 9-18 (ESV); Revelation chapters 1-3
6. What does our OBEDIENCE in surrendering our Dream reveal about our heart towards God?
Sunday, August 25th> 1 Samuel 10-11; 17-20; 1 Samuel 2: 18-21; Revelation chapters 4-6
7. In what ways can we expect God to REWARD our obedience and surrender to the DreamGiver?
These are questions we're compelled to face as we think about where we want our Dream to go. There are some demands the DreamGiver will put on us -- and rightfully so, since we are His -- that will require these "New Levels". If you're ready to see where this commitment will lead, and how rich the rewards of submission are, read with us this week as we explore a sacrificial (yet satisfying) new place in God.
Week of August 19th> The Dream Giver Part 3: Finding Sanctuary in Surrender
Monday, August 19th> Psalm 9:9; Proverbs 18: 10; Hebrews 6:18; 1 Peter 3: 8-22; chapters 4-5
1. Although the Bible describes the Sanctuary of the DreamGiver as a place of refuge, why do many believers tend to avoid going in?
Tuesday, August 20th> Matthew 11: 28; Jeremiah 6: 16; 2 Peter
2. What are some steps the DreamGiver requires us to take in order to find REST?
Wednesday, August 21st> Psalm chapter 51; Acts 3: 19-20; 1 John chapters 1-2; 3:1-10
3. As we respond to the DreamGiver's invitation to go higher and draw closer, what are some of the characteristics of the Wasteland that will begin falling away?
Thursday, August 22nd> Psalm chapter 51; Acts 3: 19-20; chapters 4-5
4. When we allow the DreamGiver's Holy Presence to draw us into this place of refuge, what will we willingly release when He shows us ourselves?
Friday, August 23rd> Genesis 22: 1-3; 9-18; 2 John; 3 John; Jude
5. Why does the DreamGiver demand that we surrender every Dream to Him rather than keep it for ourselves?
Saturday, August 24th> Genesis 22: 9-18 (ESV); Revelation chapters 1-3
6. What does our OBEDIENCE in surrendering our Dream reveal about our heart towards God?
Sunday, August 25th> 1 Samuel 10-11; 17-20; 1 Samuel 2: 18-21; Revelation chapters 4-6
7. In what ways can we expect God to REWARD our obedience and surrender to the DreamGiver?
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