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Where can you find true strength?
Robert grew up on the streets a skilled fighter, but the more he trains, the weaker he becomes. Finally, he comes face to face with true strength and is forced to do the one thing he never trained for…surrender.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Germany
LANGUAGES: German, English
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VIEW PRAYER GUIDE
VIEW DISCUSSION GUIDE
The German Film Series
Responding to God’s leading, we filmed five German testimonies and created an interactive Prayer Guide to serve the people of Germany. The German films are meant to encourage Christians and engage non-Christians within the nation, and our Prayer Guide is designed to inspire worldwide prayers for Germany, where 97% of the residents don’t know Jesus.
Study
STEP 1: WATCH

Watch Stronger with your small group and allow time for reflection and observation after the film is finished.

STEP 2: READ

Read Psalm 18:1-3 out loud with your group and allow time for reflection and observation of the passage of Scripture.

STEP 3: SHARE

In the film, Robert desires to be the absolute strongest. Where, or to whom, do you look to find strength (wealth, relationships, etc.)?

The psalmist declares in various ways that he finds his strength in God. How do you struggle to believe that God is your strength?

True strength is found in Christ, who delivered you from your enemies (sin, Satan, and death) through his sacrifice on the cross. How is this better than where you often look to find strength?

Robert joyfully puts faith in Christ rather than himself. What would it practically look like to rely on Christ’s strength and not your own?

STEP 1: WATCH
Watch Stronger with your small group and allow time for reflection and observation after the film is finished.
STEP 2: READ
Read Psalm 18:1-3 out loud with your group and allow time for reflection and observation of the passage of Scripture.
STEP 3: SHARE

In the film, Robert desires to be the absolute strongest. Where, or to whom, do you look to find strength (wealth, relationships, etc.)?

The psalmist declares in various ways that he finds his strength in God. How do you struggle to believe that God is your strength?

True strength is found in Christ, who delivered you from your enemies (sin, Satan, and death) through his sacrifice on the cross. How is this better than where you often look to find strength?

Robert joyfully puts faith in Christ rather than himself. What would it practically look like to rely on Christ’s strength and not your own?

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