Joshua & Peter: The Sufficiency of God

By: Women's Bible Study of Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church
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  • Joshua & Peter: The Sufficiency of God “And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to His eternal glory in Christ, will Himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.”~1 Peter 5.10 Joshua 1.9 “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.” This is your personal invitation to the women of CEPC for a 20-week Bible study focused on the sufficiency of God. We will examine how God continually restored, confirmed, strengthened, and established two very different men: Joshua and Peter. We will see how perfectly He provided for their greatest needs as they faced many challenges in life and in service to Him. Again and again, God proves to Joshua and to Peter that He is an All-Sufficient God. As we study the books bearing their names ~ Joshua, 1 Peter, and 2 Peter ~ we will meet the same All-Sufficient God. God alone is able to still our fearful hearts, quiet our anxious thoughts, mend our broken spirits, and comfort us in our times of suffering. Indeed, He alone faithfully provides all we need. Spend time with the God of all grace, Who has called you to His eternal glory in Christ. He Himself will restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you! Weekly lessons are posted on the website cepc.org (Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Houston Texas), and weekly lectures are presented live on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings. The podcast is posted on Tuesdays and the lecture videos are posted on the Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church (cepc.org) website on Wednesday afternoons.
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Episodes
  • Lesson 20_The certainty of God’s promises changes how believers live
    Mar 28 2023

    Aim: The certainty of God’s promises changes how believers live.

    I.  Remember God’s Promises (2 Peter 3 1-7) T1: God’s promise to return is affirmed by the power of His Word.

    a. How confident are you in the certainty of God’s promise to return and judge the earth with fire?

    b. How does that promise affect how you think about God?

    c. In what specific ways could a new or renewed belief in the power of God’s Word change how you live?

    II. Remember God’s Patience (2 Peter 3.8-18) T2: God’s patience in executing His final judgment motivates believers to live for Him alone.

    a. How might the certainty of God’s coming judgment change how you pray for and share the gospel with the lost?

    b. What difference does God’s merciful patience make in your view of His judgment and His salvation?  

    III. Remember God’s Peace (2 Peter 3.14-18) T3: God’s peace belongs to those who continually grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

    a. How stable is your Christian walk?

    b. How deeply rooted is it in the Word of God?

    c. What evidence do you have that proves you are continually growing in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ?

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    39 mins
  • Lesson 19_God is worthy of our wholehearted worship!
    Mar 20 2023

    Lecture Outline:

    Aim: God is worthy of our wholehearted worship!

    I. Faithful Words (Joshua 23) T1: God alone is faithful and thus worthy of our wholehearted worship. 

    a.What has God done for you that testifies to His love for you?  How can you work to remember this in the moments when you struggle to obey?

    b.When God is slow to keep His promises, how does the account of Joshua help your heart to wait in faith?

    II.The Choice (Joshua 24:1-28) T2: God is worth wholehearted choosing.

    a.Whom will you wholeheartedly choose to serve today?

    b.What other things vie for your heart?

    c.What will you do to ensure that God has your whole heart?

    III.Testimony of Hope (Joshua 24:29-33) T3: God is our hope and therefore worthy of our wholehearted worship.

    a.What would it mean for you to live as a servant of the Lord?

    b.How can your death be a testimony of hope?  What will you do to ensure that it is so? 

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    37 mins
  • Lesson 18_A deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ guards against destructive false teaching
    Mar 7 2023

    Aim: A deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ guards against destructive false teaching.  

    I.False Faith (2 Peter 2.1-10a) T1: False teaching is recognized and rebuffed by a deep knowledge of Christ revealed in the absolute truth of His Word.

    a.How quickly do you recognize false teaching?

    b.How do you respond to the lies false teachers spew?

    II.False Freedom (2 Peter 10b-22) T2: False teaching never leads to true freedom because it is only found in Christ!

    a.Which freedom are you pursuing…a false freedom or true freedom in Christ?

    b. How might a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ help you guard against being enslaved to sin and corruption?

    c.Does your lifestyle proclaim you follow the sensual way of false teachers or the sacred way of the Lord Jesus Christ?

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    40 mins

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