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What is primarily necessary for divine guidance according to the content?
Which scriptural reference highlights the importance of hunger for righteousness?
What action must believers take according to the principles of divine guidance?
What does the content suggest one must prioritize above all in life?
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According to the discussion, what is one of the protocols for divine direction?
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What common issue is identified regarding God's communication with believers?
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What biblical example is mentioned as a method for seeking divine direction?
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What must believers ensure is not present in their hearts to receive divine guidance?
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What does the concept of 'True North' represent in the context of divine leading?
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Which of the following statements is true regarding God's communication with humanity?
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In the shepherd and sheep relationship, what does the shepherd's role signify?
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How are the sheep described in terms of their trust in the shepherd?
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Which Biblical figures exemplify God's continuous communication with humanity?
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What does the verse from Psalms 23 imply about God's role in our lives?
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What can be inferred about God's intention to lead His children?
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What is the primary objective of understanding the protocols of divine leading?
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Study Notes
Memory Verse
- Psalms 23:1-2 emphasizes God's role as a shepherd, providing guidance, care, and restoration.
Lesson Objectives
- Understand the protocols of divine leading.
- Recognize God's desire to lead His children.
- Learn how God communicates and how to respond.
Introduction to Guidance
- The concept of a compass represents God's unchanging guidance, akin to "True North."
- God has always sought to communicate with mankind since creation.
Biblical Examples of Communication
- Historical figures like Cain, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Moses illustrate God's continual reach to humanity.
- God's communication occurs even when individuals are not actively seeking Him.
Shepherd and Sheep Relationship
- A shepherd is aware of the sheep's needs before they arise, ensuring no lack of guidance.
- Trust in a shepherd's guidance is essential; sheep depend entirely on their shepherd.
God's Willingness to Guide
- The notion that "God is more willing to lead you than you're willing to be led" suggests our need for openness and desire to follow.
Protocols for Divine Leading
- Hunger: A vital desire for righteousness leads to spiritual fulfillment (Matthew 5:6).
- Sacrifice: Pursuit of spiritual guidance may require personal sacrifice—comparing spiritual sacrifices to material ones (Romans 12:1-2).
- Motive: Prioritizing delight in God above all else ensures alignment with His desires (Matthew 6:33, Matthew 22:37).
- Worship: Regular acts of worship demonstrate commitment and can facilitate divine direction (Acts 13:2).
Importance of Heart Condition
- God values a heart free from distractions or competing interests, solidifying a path to guidance (Joel 2:28).
Ways God Leads Us
- Often, the challenge lies not in God’s silence but in our ability to discern and interpret His guidance.
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