🔵🔴 Melancholic/Choleric - May 1 Week 1

🔵🔴 Melancholic/Choleric

P.R.O.M.P.T.S. Bible Study

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🌿 Introduction

As a Melancholic/Choleric, you are deeply thoughtful, principled, and purposeful. You possess a strong moral compass, high standards, and a determination to make a meaningful impact. Your inner world is rich with ideals, and your actions are often guided by conviction.

But this blend can wrestle with self-criticism, rigidity, or the tendency to be overly hard on yourself or others when things fall short of the ideal. You may silently carry burdens, pushing yourself to achieve while questioning if it’s enough.

💡 Transformation for you means learning to lead with grace, release control, and let God’s mercy reframe your inner drive.

This study reminds you:
🌱 God is not demanding perfection — He desires a heart fully yielded to Him.

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📖 Scripture Passages

Psalm 37:5–6 (NASB):

“Commit your way to the Lord, trust also in Him, and He will do it.
He will bring out your righteousness as the light, and your judgment as the noonday.”

Romans 8:1 (NASB):

“Therefore there is now no condemnation at all for those who are in Christ Jesus.”

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🌀 P.R.O.M.P.T.S Bible Study

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🙏 P – Pray (Thursday)

Prayer:

Lord, I surrender my striving and perfectionism. I commit my ways to You and trust You to carry out Your will in me. Thank You that there is no condemnation for me in Christ. Teach me to walk in Your mercy, lead with grace, and rest in Your promises. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

💬 Blog Comments:
Did you pray about this Bible study today? Share “Yes,” “Not Yet,” or tell us what you prayed!

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📖 R – Read (Thursday)

Read Psalm 37:5–6 and Romans 8:1 in different versions (NASB, NLT, ESV, AMP, TPT, etc.).

🪷 Theme:
Freedom and fruitfulness come not from self-condemnation, but from total surrender to the Lord.

💬 Blog Comments:
Have you read today’s scriptures in more than one version? Which one impacted you the most?

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👀 O – Observe (Friday)

Reflect on the following:

• Who makes our righteousness shine?

• What does God ask us to do in Psalm 37:5?

• When are we most tempted to take control or self-blame?

• Where have you been carrying unnecessary guilt or pressure?

• Why is it freeing to know “there is now no condemnation”?

• How can trusting God bring light to your path?

Key Words:
Commit • Trust • No Condemnation • Righteousness • Judgment • Freedom in Christ

💬 Blog Comments:
Did you answer the observation questions? Share “Yes,” “Not Yet,” or what stood out.

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✨ M – Meaning (Saturday/Sunday)

🌼 Simple Summary:
True righteousness isn’t earned by striving — it’s revealed as we commit our way to God and trust in His grace. In Christ, we are no longer condemned.

🌼 Word Definitions:

• Commit (galal): To roll, to entrust fully to God.

• Trust (batach): To feel safe and secure in God’s care.

• Righteousness (tsedaqah): Right standing with God; justice, integrity.

• Condemnation (katakrima): A verdict of guilt or punishment — removed in Christ.

• Do it (asah): God will bring it about — accomplish it.

💬 Blog Comments:
Did you look up the word meanings or use a commentary or study Bible?

📝 Reflection:
Where have I been carrying pressure to perform or silently condemning myself — and how can I let go of that today?

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💡 P – Practice (Sunday)

🪷 Choose one or write your own:

• Write out Romans 8:1 and read it aloud daily this week to silence self-condemnation.

• Each morning, say: “Lord, I commit my way to You — I trust You to do it.”

• Identify one area of perfectionism and replace it with a truth-filled Scripture.

💬 Blog Comments:
Which practice are you choosing? Share your application or write your own!

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👏 T – Thank God (Sunday)

Prayer:

Thank You, Lord, that I am no longer under condemnation. I commit my plans, thoughts, and emotions to You. Where I have tried to control or carry burdens alone, I release them to You. Make my life a light for Your glory. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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🤝 S – Share (Sunday)

🪷 Sample Sharing:
“This week reminded me that my value doesn’t come from perfection, but from being in Christ. I’m learning to surrender my plans and let God bring them to life.”

💬 Blog Comments:
Did you share something with someone outside the group? Let us know!

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📝 Reflection Days

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🧠 Mindset Monday

• I commit my way to the Lord and trust Him to bring it to pass.

• I am not condemned — I am free in Christ.

• I don’t need to do it all — God is faithful to complete His work in me.

💬 Blog Comments:
Choose one of the above or share your own.

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🔥 Transformational Tuesday

💬 Choose one or share your own:

• I am replacing pressure with peace.

• I am learning to lead from rest, not just resolve.

• I am receiving grace — not guilt — as I move forward.

💬 Blog Comments:
Choose one of the above or share your own.

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📖 Wisdom Wednesday

Choose a verse from Proverbs 1–7 (Week 1 Reading):

• Proverbs 1:7 — “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge...”

• Proverbs 2:10–11 — “For wisdom will enter your heart, and knowledge will be pleasant to your soul...”

• Proverbs 3:5–6 — “Trust in the Lord with all your heart... He will make your paths straight.”

• Proverbs 4:26 — “Watch the path of your feet, and all your ways will be established.”

• Proverbs 5:21 — “The ways of everyone are before the eyes of the Lord...”

• Proverbs 6:20–22 — “Observe the commandment of your father... when you walk, it will guide you.”

• Proverbs 7:1–2 — “Keep My commandments and live...”

💬 Blog Comments:
Which verse did you choose and why? Or share your own!

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🌟 Final Encouragement

Dear conscientious Melancholic/Choleric sister,

You are brilliant, brave, and full of conviction — but you are also deeply loved apart from performance.

God isn’t asking you to carry the whole plan — He’s asking you to commit your way and trust Him to do it.

Let mercy interrupt your perfectionism.
Let freedom silence your inner critic.
Let grace lead your every plan.

You are not just a planner — you are a vessel of purpose, led by a God who finishes what He starts.