Sick & Tired
About This Series
Prisons don’t need walls and bars. Many of us are unaware that we have surrendered our liberty through comparison with others, locking ourselves up in resentment and despair. Even if we know it, we don’t know how to break free.
SERMONS IN THIS SERIES
Of Feeling Envious?
Part 1 of Sick & Tired
BY Senior Pastor Wang Tiak Kweng
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
- 1. How does envy differ from jealousy and coveting? What is the root cause of envy?
- 2. How do you personally struggle with envy? How does envy lead to damage to us personally and to our community?
- 3. What do you need to stop making into an idol in your life? How can you fill up the hole in your heart that causes you to be envious?
November 8, 2020
Of Feeling Lousy?
Part 2 of Sick & Tired
BY Senior Pastor Wang Tiak Kweng
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
- 1. When was the last time you felt really down in the dumps and that God was far away? How did you cope with it? What should you do when you feel that way?
- 2. What do our feelings of despondency tell us about our hopes? Why do we have better reasons than the psalmist to put our hope in God, even when all seems hopeless?
- 3. Why should we worship even when we don’t feel like worshipping?
November 15, 2020
Of Feeling Insecure?
Part 3 of Sick & Tired
BY Senior Pastor Wang Tiak Kweng
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
- 1. What kind of insecurities do you experience? What have you dreamed of achieving or becoming so that you can no longer be insecure? Why is it a myth to believe that security can be attained through human accomplishments?
- 2. What is insightful about Paul’s analysis of Peter’s conduct? What does it reveal about the way you manage your own insecurities? What is the biblical solution?
- 3. What is the difference between working for approval and working from approval? What difference would it make if you start living your life increasingly from approval?