Flip Side Session THREE: March 27, 2020

We’re still in Numbers 13-14 today! Grab your bible and join us as we dive into our conversation about the FLIP SIDE!

Quick reminder of how this work.

We will post a new video and discussion board each day (MWF for two weeks). Watch the video of Becky discussing the current topic. Then, read the questions and post your point of view in the comment box below. Feel free to read the other’s comments and reply! The more conversation we can get going, the better this small group will be.

Do you see similarities between this passage and our lives today?

When we hear the news or scroll through social media, it can be easy to let the unknown (and even false information!) cause us to worry and fear. It is such a help to recall the times that the Lord has been faithful to us in the past, so we can reassure our hearts for the future. In this hard season, try to remember the times that God has been faithful in the past. He will do it again!

Let’s listen together and recall the times God has shown up big in our lives!

As you work through the FLIP SIDE study, pencil in your answers on your paper. Then, share your answers in the comment section below!

Discussion questions:

Instructions for commenting: Choose one discussion question or answer them all. Use the comment section below! You do not have to have a SquareSpace account to comment. You will be prompted to enter your name and email address. You do not have to enter a website URL. Click comment as a guest. Email Kim at kthorpe@risingaboveminsitries.org if you have more questions.

The Israelites were so close to their goal. Why do you think they wanted to pull back? Have you ever felt that way concerning a situation with your child with special needs?

How can remembering how God has helped you in the past help you as you face new challenges? As we face our unique trials in raising a child with special needs, how can we be more like Joshua and Caleb, and not like the other 10 spies?

How has God helped you to overcome some of the "special needs giants" you have faced?