October 13, 2019
Haggai: Jesus is the Desire of all Nations
Andrew Allison · Listen
Sermon Questions Haggai 2:1-9
1. Have you ever committed to do something for God but got distracted or discouraged and didn’t do it, at least for a time? Talk about that.
2. What has God asked you to do?
3. Are you discouraged? If so, how do you navigate discouragement? How did God respond to the discouragement of the exiles?
4. What is it, do you think, that is desired by all nations?
5. When God says that He will ‘grant peace’ what do you think is included in that?
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