Throne Room - Isaiah 6: Small Group Discussion
Summary
The sermon focuses on Isaiah 6, where Isaiah is brought into the presence of God, witnessing His holiness and glory. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding God's nature beyond personal expectations and requests, highlighting His infinite power, perfection, and holiness. The sermon encourages believers to expand their vision of God, recognizing His overwhelming presence and the transformative power of truly knowing Him. It challenges the congregation to reflect on their own understanding of God and to be open to His call, just as Isaiah responded with obedience and willingness to serve.
Intro Prayer
Heavenly Father, as we gather today, we ask for open hearts and minds to receive Your word. Help us to see Your glory and holiness as Isaiah did, and may our understanding of You grow deeper. Guide us to be receptive to what You want us to learn and apply in our lives. Amen.
Ice Breaker
What is one thing you are looking forward to this Christmas season?
Key Verses:
1. Isaiah 6:1-7
2. Hebrews 12:28
3. Psalm 96:7-9
4. Revelation 4:8
Questions
1. What does the holiness of God mean to you personally?
2. How does Isaiah's vision of God challenge your current understanding of Him?
3. Why do you think Isaiah felt 'woe is me' in the presence of God?
4. What can we learn from the seraphim's response to God's holiness?
5. How does recognizing God's sovereignty impact your daily life?
6. In what ways can we expand our 'vocabulary of prayer' as mentioned in the sermon?
7. How can we apply the concept of God's "aseity" (the property by which a being exists of and from itself) in our relationship with Him?
8. What does it mean for you to say 'Here I am, send me' in your own life?
Life Application
This week, take time each day to reflect on the holiness of God. Consider how His perfection and sovereignty influence your actions and decisions. Seek opportunities to share His holiness and love with others.
Key Takeaways
1. God's holiness is beyond human comprehension and should inspire awe and reverence. 2. Understanding God's nature leads to transformation and deeper worship.
3. Isaiah's encounter with God highlights the need for forgiveness and cleansing.
4. God's sovereignty remains unshaken despite earthly uncertainties.
5. Believers are called to be ambassadors of God's holiness and forgiveness.
Ending Prayer
Lord, we thank You for revealing Your holiness and glory to us. As we leave this place, may we carry the truth of Your sovereignty and love into the world. Empower us to be Your ambassadors, sharing Your holiness and grace with those around us. In Jesus' name, Amen.
The sermon focuses on Isaiah 6, where Isaiah is brought into the presence of God, witnessing His holiness and glory. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding God's nature beyond personal expectations and requests, highlighting His infinite power, perfection, and holiness. The sermon encourages believers to expand their vision of God, recognizing His overwhelming presence and the transformative power of truly knowing Him. It challenges the congregation to reflect on their own understanding of God and to be open to His call, just as Isaiah responded with obedience and willingness to serve.
Intro Prayer
Heavenly Father, as we gather today, we ask for open hearts and minds to receive Your word. Help us to see Your glory and holiness as Isaiah did, and may our understanding of You grow deeper. Guide us to be receptive to what You want us to learn and apply in our lives. Amen.
Ice Breaker
What is one thing you are looking forward to this Christmas season?
Key Verses:
1. Isaiah 6:1-7
2. Hebrews 12:28
3. Psalm 96:7-9
4. Revelation 4:8
Questions
1. What does the holiness of God mean to you personally?
2. How does Isaiah's vision of God challenge your current understanding of Him?
3. Why do you think Isaiah felt 'woe is me' in the presence of God?
4. What can we learn from the seraphim's response to God's holiness?
5. How does recognizing God's sovereignty impact your daily life?
6. In what ways can we expand our 'vocabulary of prayer' as mentioned in the sermon?
7. How can we apply the concept of God's "aseity" (the property by which a being exists of and from itself) in our relationship with Him?
8. What does it mean for you to say 'Here I am, send me' in your own life?
Life Application
This week, take time each day to reflect on the holiness of God. Consider how His perfection and sovereignty influence your actions and decisions. Seek opportunities to share His holiness and love with others.
Key Takeaways
1. God's holiness is beyond human comprehension and should inspire awe and reverence. 2. Understanding God's nature leads to transformation and deeper worship.
3. Isaiah's encounter with God highlights the need for forgiveness and cleansing.
4. God's sovereignty remains unshaken despite earthly uncertainties.
5. Believers are called to be ambassadors of God's holiness and forgiveness.
Ending Prayer
Lord, we thank You for revealing Your holiness and glory to us. As we leave this place, may we carry the truth of Your sovereignty and love into the world. Empower us to be Your ambassadors, sharing Your holiness and grace with those around us. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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