Jesus: More than Enough to Go Around

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMoVHTUqywU

OUTLINE:

MAIN POINT: Because the Messiah’s mission broke down traditional ethnic barriers, we must take the gospel to all people.

I. Grace Grant for Gentiles v21-28

A. Connecting the Canaanites

B. Revisiting Rahab

C. Keeping in Mind Kaleb

D. Getting Back to the Gibionites

II. Compassionate Care for Condemned v29-31

III. Benevolent Bread for the Beloved v32-39

Beyond the Walls (Grace and Growth)

Weekly Reading:

Day 1 – The Bread Is for All

Matthew 15:21–28

1. Are there people I have assumed are less likely to respond to the gospel?

2. How does this woman's faith challenge my view of God's grace?

3. Who can I intentionally pray for and share Christ with this week?

Day 2 – Great Faith in a Great Savior

Hebrews 11:6

1. Am I trusting Jesus because of who He is or because of what I hope He will give me?

2. How can I demonstrate greater faith in an area where I have been hesitant?

3. What does this passage teach me about God's response to those who seek Him?

Day 3 – A Light to the Nations

Isaiah 49:6

1. How does God's plan to reach every nation shape the way I think about evangelism?

2. Do I rejoice that God's salvation extends to all peoples?

3. What opportunity has God given me to be a light to someone outside my normal circle?

Day 4 – Unexpected Grace

Joshua 9:3–15

1. What does God's mercy toward the Gibeonites teach me about His grace?

2. Am I quick to write people off because of their past or background?

3. How can I show the same mercy that God has shown to me?

Day 5 – Compassion Without Boundaries

Matthew 15:29–39

1. How did Jesus model compassion for both physical and spiritual needs?

2. Is there someone I can serve in a practical way this week?

3. How does Jesus' provision remind me that He is more than enough for every person?

Day 6 – Faith Like Rahab

Joshua 2:8–14

1. How does Rahab's faith encourage me to trust God despite my past?

2. Am I willing to act on what I believe, even when it requires courage?

3. Who needs to hear about God's mercy through my testimony this week?

Day 7 – From Outsider to Family

Joshua 6:22–25

1. What does Rahab's rescue teach me about God's desire to save those who trust Him?

2. How has God's grace welcomed me into His family despite my unworthiness?

3. How can I intentionally welcome others into the hope of the gospel just as God welcomed me?