Series: Journey through God’s Word 

April Messages 

Date: 4/20/25 Easter 2025

Message:  Seek Him 

Message Scripture: 1 Chronicles 28:9

Seeking Him requires that we:

• Acknowledge He is God 
• Be wholeheartedly devoted to Him 
• Be Honest with ourselves and Him 
• Truly ask Him where He is leading

Conclusion: Let us seek the only one who can give us grace, mercy, forgiveness, peace and love. His name is Jesus and if you seek Him you will find life that overcomes the chaos, confusion, division, despair, fear and grief of this world. You will find a peace that surpasses all understanding.

MIDWEEK LEADERS GUIDE:
Date: 4/20/25 Easter 2025

Message:  Seek Him 

Message Scripture: 1 Chronicles 28:9

ICEBREAKER: If you could describe Easter (the defeat of death through the resurrection) in one word, what would it be?

• When thinking of your mentors in the faith who you know seek God, what are some of the characteristics that you believe they hold in order to seek? What aspect of seeking God (through prayer, His word, nature, worship, etc) do you think you could grow in the most?

• Read Matthew 7:7-8. Have you seen this to come to fruition in your own life? If so, share with the group.

• When looking at our foundational scripture for the message it can be clearly seen that David desired Solomon to have clear instruction and encouragement to lean in to the Lord. What are words, verses, or phrases you can use to encourage others to seek the Lord?

• How does knowing that God’s work on the cross to save us is already finished motivate you to live in a way that acknowledges and is devoted to Him? How do you think this knowledge of how great His love is for us affects mankind in comparison to the days of David and Solomon, where God’s devotion could be seen in a different light by His deliverance of the Israelites from oppression, enemies, idolatry, and the Egyptians?

• The words spoken by the angels at Jesus’ resurrection in Matthew 28:6 are, “He is not here, for He is risen, as He said.” What are other “As He said” moments about Jesus’ character and Kingship that you feel we overlook? How should we respond to Jesus’ humble authority and power?

Fecha: 06/04/25
Mensaje: Dios está presente
Palabra fundamental: 1 Reyes 17-19
Palabra del mensaje: 1 Reyes 19:11-13

ROMPEHIELOS: ¿Alguna vez te has sentido abrumado por la bondad de Dios? Intenta describirlo.

Lee el Salmo 34:18. ¿Qué significa este versículo para ti y cómo lo has comprobado en tu vida?

¿Cómo podemos estar seguros de que estamos dejando que Dios nos guíe en nuestras vidas, y no la cultura, los demás o las cosas de este mundo?

¿Qué prácticas practicas para estar intencionalmente en silencio y escuchar a Dios? ¿Por qué crees que encontrar momentos de tranquilidad es tan difícil? ¿Es obra del enemigo o de nosotros mismos?

Al observar la relación de Dios con los israelitas desde Jacob hasta Egipto, y desde Egipto hasta la época de 1 Reyes, es evidente que Dios es fiel. Incluso con la venida de Jesús y su ascensión, con la venida del Espíritu Santo, es evidente que Dios es fiel y que siempre provee. ¿Cómo has visto su continua fidelidad en tu vida recientemente? ¿Por qué crees que es importante infundir vida en los demás compartiendo la noticia de su fidelidad?

Describe una ocasión en la que pudiste negarte a ti mismo y seguir la guía y la voluntad de Dios en tu vida. ¿Cómo hemos visto ejemplos de esto en nuestra lectura hasta ahora con personajes como Samuel, Elías o Moisés? ¿Cómo te parece discernir la voluntad de Dios para tu vida?