Choose a place. It helps you make T.A.G. a priority if you have a place set aside to meet with God. Think of a place that would be most free of distractions.

3. Choose a plan. Think of T.A.G. having at least two great priorities: prayer and God’s Word. Decide what you will read and study in God’s Word. If you are just beginning, one of the four Gospels or Genesis is a great place to begin! Just talk to God like you talk to your friends…because that is what He is!

What If…?

In your groups, discuss these questions, build each other up, and make it practical to your lives:

What if you told Jesus Christ you would come to Him as you are?

What if you told Jesus Christ you would follow Him wherever He leads you?

What if you invested in your relationship with God on a daily basis starting tonight?

What is the potential difference it could make in your life?

Check-out

Summary: Many times in our lives we find that Jesus calls us, whether it is something simple or challenging. Sometimes, we will know right away, but other times we will have to pray and listen very hard to hear His call. Jesus called Peter, an average person/sinner, to come and follow Him, who was and is perfect. Jesus reached out for Peter, rather than waiting for Peter to eventually find Him. He is reaching out for you. “We must not wait for stronger persuasions, for better opportunities, or for holier tempers. We can do nothing of ourselves. We must come to Christ just as we are” (Steps to Christ, p. 30). Just as Jesus knew what Peter could do, He knows what our potential is, but He is waiting for our answer.

Choice: Will you answer His call to come and follow Him? Tell Him what is on your heart and be honest.

Faith Challenge

Would you like to grow closer to your Savior and build your relationship with Him? The challenge for you in the next 23 hours before we meet again is to apply T.A.G. into your life. To do this, you can start with these simple steps:

Date: 2015-02-16; view: 696