Study Guide: The Great Reset
Based on Genesis 41–47 & Revelation 18
Introduction
This study explores three “resets” in history:
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Joseph’s Egypt (Economic enslavement).
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Today’s Crisis (Digital currency, debt collapse).
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God’s Final Reset (Spiritual rebirth and revival).
Key Question: How can we prepare spiritually and practically for coming challenges?
Session 1: The First Great Reset (Genesis 41–47)
Key Text: Genesis 47:13-26 (Joseph’s economic policies).
Discussion Questions:
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How did Joseph’s plan save Egypt yet enslave its people? What warnings does this hold for modern economies?
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Read Genesis 47:22. Why were the priests exempt? How does this compare to modern “elites”?
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Jacob stayed in Canaan during the famine (Genesis 42:1-5). What does his choice teach us about dependence on corrupt systems?
Application:
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Spiritual Prep: How can we “store grain” (truth, community, prayer) for hard times?
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Practical Prep: Is self-sufficiency (gardening, skills, local community) biblical?
Session 2: The Second Great Reset (Today’s Economy)
Key Texts: Luke 12:15-21; James 5:1-6 (Wealth warnings).
Discussion Questions:
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The speaker mentioned inflation as a “soft default” on debt. How does this impact your daily life?
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Read Revelation 13:16-17. How might digital currencies enable control? What safeguards can Christians adopt?
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The “deep state” in Egypt (priests) kept their wealth. Who holds power today? How should we respond?
Application:
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Trust: Where do I place my security—banks, possessions, or God (Matthew 6:19-21)?
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Action: Is it wise to diversify assets (e.g., tangible goods, barter skills)?
Session 3: The Final Reset (Revival & Rebirth)
Key Texts: John 3:3-7; 2 Chronicles 7:14.
Discussion Questions:
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Jesus said, “You must be born again.” What does this “reset” look like daily?
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The speaker linked revival to prayer and unity (Acts 2:1). How can your church cultivate this?
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Read Revelation 18:4-5. Why does God judge Babylon? How can we “come out” of corrupt systems now?
Application:
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Prayer: Commit to praying for revival daily.
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Mission: List three ways to share hope (e.g., literature, acts of kindness).
Session 4: Surviving the Resets (Practical Faith)
Key Texts: Proverbs 22:3; 1 Peter 5:8-9.
Discussion Questions:
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Jacob preserved his family by staying separate (Genesis 46:1-4). What might “separation” look like today?
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How can we balance wisdom (preparation) with faith (trusting God’s provision)?
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Read Hebrews 11:23-27. How did Moses’ choices mirror the “three resets”?
Application:
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Inventory: What distractions/attachments do I need to surrender?
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Community: How can we support each other practically and spiritually?
Session 5: The Hope of the Final Reset (Revelation 21-22)
Key Text: Revelation 21:1-5 (New Heaven/Earth).
Discussion Questions:
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How does eternity redefine our view of current crises?
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The speaker said, “You won’t store gold—you’ll walk on it.” How does this shift our priorities?
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What role does persecution (Revelation 12:17) play in preparing God’s people?
Application:
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Legacy: What eternal “investments” (souls, discipleship) am I making?
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Courage: Pray for strength to stand for truth amid cultural pressure.
Closing Challenge
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Personal: Begin each day asking, “Holy Spirit, reset my heart.”
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Group: Start a prayer circle for revival in your church.
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Action: Share a Bible study or book (Great Controversy, etc.) with someone this month.
Key Quote: “The only reset that matters is the one that prepares us for eternity.”