The Daily Charge – Discussion Worksheet
(Please write out the group’s responses below.)

•	The questions below are drawn directly from the Scripture readings for this week’s devotional plan.
•	You can follow along with this devotional program by visiting “The Daily Charge” link on our website: www.innerstate180.com  (A handout with each week’s reading plan will also be provided.)
•	There will be a video discussion uploaded to our website each week to go along with this devotional program.
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1.  (Genesis Ch. 6)  Read and discuss life before the flood.  How does the world today compare to this?

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2.  (Matthew Ch. 3:13-17)  Why was it important for Jesus to be baptized by John?  Why is baptism important today?

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3.  (Matthew Ch. 4:1-11)  Read and discuss the temptations of Jesus?  What is significant about the particular requests of Satan?  Why did he want Jesus to do those particular things?

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4.  (Matthew Ch. 4:1-11)  How does Satan’s temptations towards us today compare to the temptations of Jesus?  What do you think the motives are for Satan tempting us?

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(Use the other side if needed.  Just in case you didn’t know that paper has two sides…)