In This Series
- NO Greater Calling
- One Woman’s Memorial
- A Tragic Ending
- An Indispensable Ingredient
- “They” Crucified Him
- Am I Willing?
- Another Touch
- Seven Days a Week
- Be Aware... and Prepared
- Do This in Remembrance of ME
- Boasting Permitted
- Living Intentionally
- The War of Wants
- A Goal for 2022
- Why the Virgin Birth Matters
- Take the Opportunity
- How Does God Forgive Sin?
- America…Have We Forgotten?
- What Defines a Great Church?
- The Three Chairs
- THE, Part 2
- THE, Part 1
- HE ROSE...YOU CHOSE!
- When Life Doesn’t Make Sense
- Strangers
- Finish!
- Nothing but the Blood
- God’s Plan… Fulfilled
- Spending Time with God
- Clarifying the Confusion
- Our Good… His Glory
- When Life Makes No Sense
- Satan’s M.O.
- One Thing You CAN Control
- Three Questions You’ve Got to Get Right
- Responding to God’s Call
- The Journey
- It All Comes Down to This
- It Is Required…
- Are You Going After It?
- What God Wants from You, Dad
- Is Good Good Enough?
- WHEN Adversity Comes
- Your Life… After Death
- When Adversity Meets God
- Unshakable Character
- The Battle That Rages
- “All Things” Means “All Things”
- Why There Had to be a Cross
- The Power of One
- A Question That Begs To Be Answered
- Your Greatest Encourager
- 2020: How will you live it out?
- Welcoming Tom Thompson of The Refuge
- Welcoming Pilira Chibwana
Series Info

Stand-Alone Sermons (53)
Sunday, April 19, 2020
“All Things” Means “All Things”

Ken Harrell
Senior Pastor
It’s easy to flippantly quote “all things work together for good” when everything is going smooth. But when life throws us a curveball and we’re living in the midst of a storm, we can start to question if there is any way good can come out of bad. But here’s the thing… “All Things” Means “All Things.”
Fill-in NotesKey Scripture
Take Away / Application
- I can completely trust God to govern my life.
- I can rest in God’s commitment to my life.
- I must stay focused on the end result of becoming like Jesus.
Discussion Questions
Don’t be afraid to add to this list, skip questions that don’t work for your group or branch off with additional questions as the discussion unfolds. Conversation is key! This is the time to work through the application of scripture and have group members figure things out together.
- “Anything that gets to us is either allowed or appointed by God.” Have you thought about things in your life this way? Discuss.
- “I can completely trust God to govern my life.” Focus on the word, “completely.” In what ways do we tend to give God just enough, but then pull back in certain areas?
- Is there an area of your life that you’re holding back and not allowing God to govern? Share.
- Even if you can’t see what God is doing, it doesn’t mean He’s not working. Share about a time when you didn’t think God was working but He was.
- Share about a time when God used a difficult or painful situation to work if for good in your life.
- The end result is for each believer to become more and more like Jesus. How is God shaping, conforming, and chiseling you, right now, to be more like His Son?
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