Join us online! - Next online service starts Sunday at 9 AM • Watch Live  →

    2 Chronicles: Jesus is the One Who Fights for Us
    May 05, 2019
    2 Chronicles: Jesus is the One Who Fights for Us

    Grand Vissers · Listen

    Sermon Questions 2 Chronicles 20:1-26

    1. While Jehoshaphat was king, a “vast” army came to wage war against him. Jehoshaphat could see it coming, he was warned. Have you ever felt like there was something looming in your future that you had to face?

    2. Re-read verses 1-4, what was Jehoshaphat’s response? What did he do in the face of war?

    3. God tells Jehoshaphat and the people to “not be afraid or discouraged.” It’s a message that God delivers over and over again in the Bible. What fears loom large in your life? How do you face them?

    4. Jehoshaphat seems to cling to three practices: prayer, fasting, and praise. It’s not your typical military strategy. In fact, when the army marches out he sends the worshippers first. It seems like a terrible idea. What happens? 

    5. What spiritual practices do you use in your life? Have you ever been intentional about prayer, fasting, and worship? What could that look like? What do you think it would look like if the whole church was intentional together about these three things?

    Share with a friend

    Recent Sermons

    Included | Romans 15:1-13

    05 May, 2024
    Paul never recovered from God including the Gentiles in the salvation invitation. Like some of us, perhaps, he felt like some people should be excluded by virtue of where they were born or how badly they have behaved. More than included, Paul instructs that former ‘outsiders’ should be treated as precious insiders, treated even better than we would treat ourselves. What would it look like if love came to town?

    Included | Romans 14:7-13

    28 Apr, 2024
    Human beings need reminders about how to get along, and Christians are no exception. We especially need reminders about how to love each other while we disagree. Paul draws the believers' hearts and minds back to what Jesus has done, and that paves the way for loving each other well through conflict.

    Included | Romans 13:8-14

    22 Apr, 2024
    How do we live with Jesus in a society that opposes him? Paul tells us to wake up to our resurrection hope. When we do that, loving others and rejecting sin in our own lives makes sense.

    Included | Romans 12

    14 Apr, 2024
    Romans 12 is the description of what happens when God’s mercy overflows in a church’s life. Lifelong attitudes change, love becomes genuine, mocking enemies are not met with equal and opposite force but, quite the opposite, with peace and gentleness. Be praying even now for how God will speak uniquely to your small group.

    Included | Romans 11:25-36

    07 Apr, 2024
    All along, we’ve been saying that God’s heart is to see us INCLUDED. That’s why Jesus came, and that’s the subject of Paul’s letter to the Romans. At times, Christians forget God’s radical inclusion of them and go back to the old patterns of competing and comparing. Sadly, that was happening in the Roman Church. Paul has one powerful dose for that sickness.

    Easter | Matthew 28:1-10

    31 Mar, 2024
    The resurrection changed everything! The story includes an invitation, a blessing, and a commission for the first witnesses … and for us today.
    All Sermons
    Share by: