Pilgrim’s Playlist: Amen!

Amen!

Pilgrim’s Playlist

March 23, 2025

Noah Mccormick

Today’s song: “”

Amen = truly, it is true, so be it

Is your amen “” or “”?

Is it genuine or is it a filler word to end your prayer?

2 Corinthians 1:20 NIV

If God says it, he’ll do it!

Your response to everything ought to be amen to God.

1 Kings 17:8-16 NLT

When you , God .

1 Kings 17:18 NLT

1 Kings 17:20 NLT

Your Amen! May be .  

Chorus:

Amen when the brook dries up

Amen from an empty cup

Amen when there’s not enough

God hear me say it again

Amen

Bridge:

Your oil never runs

Never runs, never runs out

You provide every time

Every time, every time

So why would I doubt it?

What could your song be if you fully trusted God with your needs?

Stop and listen to God!!

Matthew 11:28-30 NLT

God is working, so don’t give up!

Discussion Questions

1. Noah’s sermon asks, “Is your Amen ‘so be it’ or ‘my way or the highway’?” How do you personally view the meaning of “Amen” in your prayers?
2. Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 1:20 that God’s promises are “Yes” in Christ. What does this verse mean to you, and how does it shape your trust in God?
3. The story of the widow of Zarephath shows God’s provision in times of desperation. Have you ever experienced a moment where you had to fully trust God with your needs?
4. The sermon states, “When you run out, God runs in.” How does this statement resonate with your personal experiences or struggles?
5. The widow’s faith required her to first provide for Elijah before seeing God’s provision. What are some ways God is calling you to step out in faith before seeing the results?
6. Noah’s sermon mentions difficult situations—grades, job loss, broken relationships, addiction, etc. What is one area of your life where you struggle to say “Amen” and trust God’s plan?
7. In the song lyrics, the phrase “Your oil never runs out” is repeated. How can this idea of God’s endless provision encourage you in your daily walk with Him?
8. Noah’s sermon concludes with the encouragement, “God is working, so don’t give up.” How can we remind ourselves and others of this truth during hard times?