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| "TRUSTING IN GOD" by Shae Miller | ||||||||||||
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YOUTH GROUP LESSON 78
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| DISCUSS: • How would it feel to be instantly blind, and then to be led along a road into a city? • What do you think Saul thought was happening to him and why? • What do you think Ananias thought when he was told in a dream to go see Saul? • Why do you think Ananias went? Wasn’t he afraid of Saul? • Who was trusting whom in these stories? APPLY: Have the youth split into groups and discuss these questions that you’ve written on the chalk board, dry erase board or newsprint: • How often do you trust God throughout your week? • What are some examples of when you trust God? • What are some examples of when you could put your trust in God but you don’t? Bring the groups back together and have each group share their answers. Then go around the group again, recalling the “happy/crappy” answer they shared earlier. Discuss how trusting God could fit into those situations. Finally, discuss how our actions fit into trusting God. What is the balance between “just trusting God” and “doing our part”? For example, I will “just trust God” to help me get the money for college, versus I will worry about it and work hard to find the money. Should I put money into car payments and trust God for the college money? What are other examples? How do we trust God and do our part? Conclude this section by saying: “We may not be blinded by a light or get a vision, but we all have many times in our lives when we need to trust God. So … for the next week, let’s see what that could mean.” Continued... |
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