SCRIPTURE
PSALMS 9:3,27:2,37:24,51:17; PROVERBS 4:19; ISAIAH 8:13-15;
ROMANS 9:33,11:11; 1PETER 2:7-8
APPLICATION
Our flesh continually cries out. “I want, I want. “The Holy Spirit, as He battles against our flesh, points us to Jesus and what He desires in our lives. This ultimately results in a breaking of our spirit and heart so that we can be remolded into the image of Christ. If we do not submit to this changing of our will, we stumble and break, only to be snared and captured by the enemy.
Praise be to God for His Son, the Stumbling Stone who causes us to examine our path, and Who changes our lives from the inside out so that we may receive all that He has to offer, because He loves us.
STUDY
Who is the Stumbling Stone? 1Peter 2:7-8
What is supposed to be your reaction when you Stumble? Psalm 51:17
Where should you turn when you Stumble?Romans 9:33
Why is Jesus called the Stumbling Stone? Isaiah 8:13-15
When are we snared by the enemy? 1Peter 2:7-8
How can we avoid Stumbling? Romans 9:33
How does this apply to your life?
What is your prayer?
Your Scriptural Weapon:
As it is written: “See, I lay in Zion a stone that causes men to stumble and a rock that makes them fall, and the one who trusts in him will never be put to shame.” (Romans 9:33)