Main Point: Because we, as the people of God, are created in the image of God, we must prioritize holiness over temporary comfort and pleasure
Reprogram by Nebuchadnezzar v3-7
Resolve by Daniel v8-14
Reward by God v15-21
Beyond the Walls (Grace and Growth)
Day 1: Not Conforming to the World; READ (Romans 12:1-2)
What does it mean to "not conform to the pattern of this world" in your daily life?
Reflect on areas where societal norms may challenge your Christian beliefs. How can you navigate these challenges without compromising your faith?
In what ways can the renewal of your mind contribute to a steadfast commitment to your convictions?
Day 2: Guarding Your Heart and Mind; READ Philippians 4:8
How does focusing on what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable help in maintaining your convictions?
Are there media or influences in your life that challenge your convictions? How can you guard your heart and mind against compromising influences?
In what ways can you actively cultivate a thought life that aligns with your Christian beliefs?
Day 3: Standing Firm in Faith; READ Acts 4:18-20
Notice Peter and John’s boldness when facing opposition. Have you ever faced a situation where you felt pressured to remain silent about your faith? How did you respond?
In what areas of your life can you apply the principle of standing firm in your convictions, boldly proclaiming your faith in Jesus?
Day 4: Holding Fast to the Word; READ 2 Timothy 1:13-14
How can holding onto the pattern of sound teaching help you withstand the pressure to compromise your beliefs?
Reflect on the "good thing" of faith you've received. How can you actively guard and preserve it?
In what ways can the Holy Spirit assist you in maintaining your convictions and resisting compromise?
Day 5: The Cost of Discipleship; READ Matthew 10:37-39
What does Jesus' teaching about putting Him above family and taking up one's cross mean?
Are there relationships or aspects of your life where you struggle to put Christ first? How can you address these challenges?
How does the concept of losing one's life for the sake of Christ relate to not compromising your convictions?
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