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October 27 - November 02, 2024

Wise Master

Topic: Jesus teaches His disciples and us
Memory Text: Matthew 10:19
Project: Memory: Matthew 18:7

Key Points: Sunday: Jesus chose twelve young men to be His disciples. But what is a disciple? A disciple is a learner, a helper, and a believer. Jesus trained His disciples for a time when He would no longer by physically with them by sending them on a mission trip. Read about it in Mark 6:7-13. What application does this have to your life?

Monday: Who did Jesus send His disciples to on their first mission trip? What were the disciples to tell them? (Matthew 10:6-8).

Tuesday: We often worry about our needs, and the disciples were the same. What did Jesus tell them to bring on their journey? (Matthew 10:9-10). Why did He tell them that? (Verse 10). They were working for God, therefore God would take care of them!

Wednesday: Imagine a weak, helpless sheep in the middle of a pack of hungry wolves. How long would it survive? Not very long! So, when the disciples heard the words in Matthew 10:16, they must have been worried. But imagine there were a cloud of angels surrounding the sheep: would that be a more comforting thought? Can you think of some verses about God's protection? Pull out your Strong's concordance!

Thursday: Do you wonder what you would say if you were brought before the President for Christ’s sake? Jesus already has it covered in Matthew 10:19.

Friday: The disciples went out as instructed. Read Mark 6:12 to find out what they said. What else did the disciples do? (Verse 13). What happened when they returned from their journey? (Verses 30-31).

Sabbath: Read The Desire of Ages, Chapter 37. Underline any counsel or encouragement you find for your own soul-winning efforts.