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7. How do most people view crowds of people?
8. How does Jesus view them?
9. What are the two problems that keep us from compassion?
10. If a person confessed that he didn’t have much compassion for those around him, what might you say to them about how Jesus had compassion? (See chart).
11. What does Luke 16:25-28 say of a place of judgment?
12. Why did the passage, “The harvest is plentiful” puzzle the author? How did he resolve it?
13. Why is having few workers a problem?
14. Because of these two problems, what is it that Jesus instructs us to do?
15. Why is beseeching or prayer so important? What does your personal prayer life look like? What about your church’s prayer life? Do you hear people specifically praying that God would sent out people into the harvest?
16. Write down the four summary statements. Share which one and explain why is it most helpful to you right now.
Matthew 1:22-23 | Bridge of Life; Immanuel |
Matthew 5-7 | Sermon on Mount: Introduction, Outline, Bible Study |
Matthew 5:1-12 | The Eight Beatitudes |
Matthew 5:21-48 | Sermon on Mount: Six Test Cases of Love |
Matthew 5:33-37 | Sermon on Mount: Walking in Integrity |
Matthew 6:21 | Sermon on Mount: Detecting Heart Divisions |
Matthew 9:35-38 | Going into His Harvest, Questions |
Matthew 11:28-30 | Finding Rest for Your Weary Souls |
Matthew 12:7 | 'I Desire Compassion' |
Matthew 15:21-28 | Staying Focused on God's Will |
Matthew 17:24-27 | Trusting God for money |
Matthew 18:21-22 | Forgive with Liberality |
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