π‘π’ Sanguine/Phlegmatic
P.R.O.M.P.T.S. Bible Study
πΏ Introduction
As a Sanguine/Phlegmatic, you are warm, friendly, easygoing, and fun-loving. You bring encouragement, optimism, and peace into the lives of others. People naturally feel safe and uplifted around you.
But at times, this blend may struggle with avoiding confrontation, lacking follow-through, or putting off spiritual disciplines. You may tend to go with the flow even when God is prompting you to grow. You often pour into others — but forget to pour into yourself spiritually.
π‘ Transformation for you means embracing intentionality, feeding your spirit with truth daily, and learning to be consistent in walking with God — not just when it’s easy or exciting.
This study reminds you:
π± Even small seeds of obedience, planted daily, grow into powerful fruit in God’s hands.
π Scripture Passages
John 15:4–5 (NASB):
“Remain in Me, and I in you. Just as the branch cannot bear fruit of itself... so neither can you, unless you remain in Me.
I am the vine, you are the branches; the one who remains in Me, and I in him bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing.”
Proverbs 13:4 (NASB):
“The soul of the lazy one craves and gets nothing, but the soul of the diligent is made prosperous.”
π P.R.O.M.P.T.S Bible Study
π P – Pray (Thursday)
Prayer:
Father, thank You for making me joyful, gentle, and caring. Help me stay rooted in You, not just emotionally but intentionally. Teach me to remain in Your presence and develop spiritual consistency. May my life bear fruit that lasts. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
π¬ Blog Comments:
Did you pray about this Bible study today? Share “Yes,” “Not Yet,” or tell us what you prayed!
π R – Read (Thursday)
Read John 15:4–5 and Proverbs 13:4 in different Bible versions (NASB, NLT, AMP, TPT, ESV, etc.).
πͺ· Theme:
Lasting joy and fruit come not from personality, but from abiding daily in Jesus and cultivating spiritual diligence.
π¬ Blog Comments:
Have you read today’s scriptures in more than one version? Which one impacted your heart?
π O – Observe (Friday)
Reflect on the following:
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Who is the source of all lasting fruit?
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What happens when we remain (abide) in Christ?
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When are you tempted to substitute fun or rest for spiritual growth?
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Where in your life do you need more consistency?
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Why is diligence important for spiritual prosperity?
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How do joy and discipline work together in your walk with God?
Key Words:
Remain • Vine • Branches • Fruit • Diligent • Crave • Prosperous
π¬ Blog Comments:
Did you answer the observation questions? Share “Yes,” “Not Yet,” or what stood out.
✨ M – Meaning (Saturday/Sunday)
πΌ Simple Summary:
Joyful fruitfulness comes through consistent connection to Jesus, not just occasional inspiration or emotion. Growth requires diligence.
πΌ Word Definitions:
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Remain (menΕ): To stay, dwell, continue, abide in relationship.
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Fruit (karpos): Result or outcome of a life rooted in God.
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Diligent (charuts): Sharp, determined, hardworking, persistent.
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Prosperous (dashen): To be enriched, refreshed, or abundantly supplied.
π¬ Blog Comments:
Did you explore the word meanings or use a commentary or study Bible?
π Reflection:
Where do I need to trade spiritual laziness for daily discipline — and joyful abiding?
π‘ P – Practice (Sunday)
πͺ· Choose one or write your own:
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Set aside 10 minutes each morning this week for uninterrupted time with God.
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Write John 15:4 on a card and place it by your phone or mirror.
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Identify one distraction and replace it with one habit that keeps you spiritually rooted.
π¬ Blog Comments:
Which practice are you choosing? Share your application or write your own!
π T – Thank God (Sunday)
Prayer:
Thank You, Lord, that You never disconnect from me. I choose to remain in You — not just when I feel like it, but every day. Make me diligent, faithful, and fruitful in Your presence. I want to grow in joy, discipline, and lasting impact. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
π€ S – Share (Sunday)
πͺ· Sample Sharing:
“This week helped me realize that joy is connected to consistency. I’m learning to abide in Jesus every day — not just when it feels easy or fun.”
π¬ Blog Comments:
Did you share something with someone outside the group? Let us know!
π Reflection Days
π§ Mindset Monday
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I am remaining in Jesus today — rooted and focused.
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I don’t grow by accident — I grow through consistency.
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My soul is being made prosperous as I stay close to Him.
π¬ Blog Comments:
Choose one of the above or share your own.
π₯ Transformational Tuesday
π¬ Choose one or share your own:
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I am replacing distractions with devotion.
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I am becoming consistent, not casual, in my walk with God.
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I am staying close to Jesus and trusting Him for growth.
π¬ Blog Comments:
Choose one of the above or share your own.
π Wisdom Wednesday
Choose a verse from Proverbs 1–7 (Week 1 Reading):
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Proverbs 1:33 — “Whoever listens to me will live securely and be at ease from the dread of evil.”
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Proverbs 2:4–5 — “If you seek [wisdom] as silver... then you will discover the knowledge of God.”
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Proverbs 3:6 — “In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.”
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Proverbs 4:20–22 — “Pay attention to My words... they are life to those who find them.”
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Proverbs 5:21 — “For the ways of everyone are before the eyes of the Lord...”
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Proverbs 6:22 — “When you walk, [wisdom] will guide you...”
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Proverbs 7:1–2 — “Keep My words... and live.”
π¬ Blog Comments:
Which verse did you choose and why? Or share your own!
π Final Encouragement
Dear sunshine-filled Sanguine/Phlegmatic Sister,
You bring peace and joy to others — but God also longs to cultivate that deep fruit in you.
Not just fruit that bursts with excitement... but fruit that remains.
You are not just a feeler — you are a faithful daughter in Christ.
You are not just friendly — you are fruitful when you abide.
Let consistency become your strength.
Let stillness nourish your soul.
Let joy flow not from your surroundings — but from your Savior.
You are being transformed, day by day, moment by moment, smile by smile.
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