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 reading plan.
•	You can follow along with this devotional program by visiting: www.TheDailyCharge.com  (A handout with each month’s reading plan will also be provided in your small group.)
•	There will be a video discussion uploaded to our website each week to go along with this devotional program.
•	Please email any questions you have as you participate in this devotional plan to: pastorscott@cwcmilton.org

1. (Genesis 25:19-34; 26:34-35; 27:1-46)  Read and discuss the conflict between Jacob and Esau.  Discuss and then answer the questions below…  (Watch the discussion video for this week to hear other perspectives on this topic.)

When did the conflict between them start?  _________________________________________

Did God cause it to happen? Or just know it would happen?  ______________________________

Did Jacob get Esau’s birthright honestly in Ch. 25?  ____________________________________

How did Esau’s marital choices impact the story at the end of Ch. 26?  ________________________

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Who is to blame for the deception in Ch. 27?  ________________________________________

Was the outcome of Isaac’s blessing fair?  __________________________________________

What does Esau’s reaction in v. 41 tell us?  _________________________________________

Whom do you think God will bless?  Why?  __________________________________________________

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2. What lessons can we learn from the passages above?

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