JD Bowman | The Secret of Success
Keep Straight about What God Deserves. (6)
• God deserves to define wickedness.
• God deserves to be honored/worshiped when we’re tempted.
?- Am I listening to the justification for sin that’s so common in our world, or am I defining sin as God does in His Word?
?- Do I know what it means to lose a closeness with God when I choose to sin?
?- Do I ever make the choice to not sin so that I can maintain my fellowship with God.
Keep Your Character Even if You Have to Lose Your Shirt. (11-12)
?- What kind of embarrassment or ridicule am I willing to experience in order to obey God?
?- What kind of financial gain have I missed because I obeyed God?
?- What steps do I take to help me obey God?
a. Memorize scripture to help me keep the truth in mind
b. Contact a friend so they can pray for me and hold me accountable
c. Seek discipleship/counseling to understand my heart.
Keep Faithful Despite Your Circumstances. (13-23)
?- When I don’t like my circumstances, do I tend to think that God has left me?
?- Do I tend to think that God is going to put me in my preferred circumstance if I obey Him?
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