Trusting in a God Who Reveals Mysteries (Morning)

Daniel 2:1-19, 31-35

Discussion Questions:

  1. What most sticks out to you in this account, and why?

  2. Considering how powerful, wealthy, and important Nebuchadnezzar was, what does it teach us that a mere dream was able to trouble him so greatly? What does his anxiety reveal about the limits of the worldly things we look to for contentment and security?

  3. Read 1 Corinthians 1:18-20. What do you think this scripture means and how do you see it exemplified in Daniel 2?

  4. Where do you generally look when you need wisdom or have deep questions in your soul? Is anything particularly trustworthy or untrustworthy about these source(s)?

  5. Reread Daniel 2:16-18. In the midst of a crisis, Daniel's first response is to go to his friends and to seek the Lord in prayer. In what ways does this give us a model for how we should function as a Home Group?

  6. What is going on in your life right now that would benefit from having our Home Group praying for you and seeking the Lord's wisdom alongside you?

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Intro to Daniel: Resistance & Redemption in Babylon