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Standing on the Promises of God
Explore genuine biblical promises, their audiences and conditions, and what it means to stand faithfully.
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Standing on the
Promises of God
What has God truly promised? Who do those promises belong to? And what does faithful waiting look like when circumstances do not change?
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Trusting God without turning faith into a formula.
This study distinguishes God’s promises from personal wishes, explores the place of obedience and patience, and makes room for honest lament when life feels unresolved.
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Scripture referencePDF · 14 pages
Promises of God to Christians
A careful guide to what God has promised, who each promise belongs to, and the conditions Scripture places around it.
Download guide ↓Group discussionPDF · 4 pages
Five Big Questions About God’s Promises
Interview-style questions, teacher preparation notes, Scripture references, and room for group reflection.
Download questions ↓Teaching commentary6 min read
“Speak Those Things That Are Not”
A close reading of Romans 4:17 and the crucial difference between trusting God’s promise and trying to create reality with our words.
Pastoral commentary5 min read
What God Has Not Promised Every Christian
A needed guardrail against treating wealth, healing, ease, marriage, or every desired answer to prayer as personal guarantees.
Sunday follow-upPDF · 3 pages
Sermon Review and Reflection Guide
Remember the central message, return to the biblical text, and choose one faithful response for the week.
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How to Read a Biblical Promise
Five questions that help distinguish covenant promises, commands, wisdom, prayers, predictions, and narrative descriptions.
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