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<ol> <li>Which point from today’s message challenged or encouraged you the most, and why?</li> <li>Why do you think Satan works so hard to convince people they’re “the only one” fighting a particular temptation? How does that lie affect our willingness to seek help?</li> <li>How does understanding that temptation is not the same as sin change the way you respond when you’re facing a spiritual battle?</li> <li>When you’re in the middle of temptation, what are some practical “ways through” that God has already provided (Scripture, prayer, accountability, boundaries, the Holy Spirit, etc.)? Which one do you need to lean into this week?</li> </ol>

<ol> <li>What storm has most tested your faith, and what did it reveal about the foundation you were standing on? Share as much or as little as you’re comfortable with.</li> <li>Jesus said the wise builder hears His words and puts them into practice (Matthew 7:24). What is one teaching of Jesus you find challenging to consistently live out?</li> <li>Looking at Peter’s life—from walking on water, to denying Jesus, to boldly preaching in Acts 4—what encourages you most about his transformation? Why?</li> <li>What daily habits help strengthen your spiritual foundation before the storms come? Which habit do you need to develop or recommit to? Examples: prayer, Bible reading, worship, serving, community, generosity, obedience.</li> <li>If a storm came into your life this week, what would you want to be true of your faith? What is one practical step you can take this week to build your life more firmly on Christ?</li> </ol>

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<ol> <li>What part of today’s message challenged or encouraged you the most, and why?</li> <li>What gifts, abilities, experiences, or passions do you believe God has entrusted to you, and how are you currently using them to serve others?</li> <li>Jesus taught that greatness is found in serving, not in status. Why do you think that is so difficult for people to embrace, both in the world and in the church?</li> <li>What is one specific step you can take this week to stop “sitting in the toolbox” and begin using what God has placed in your hands?</li> </ol>

<ol> <li>Which point from today’s message resonated with you the most: You’re More Than Your Name, You’re More Than Your Failure, or You’re More Than Your Past? Why?</li> <li>What labels, failures, or past experiences have you been tempted to let define your identity, and what does God’s Word say about who you are instead?</li> <li>Peter struggled to see himself the way Jesus saw him. Where do you see a gap between how you view yourself and how God views you?</li> <li>What is one practical step you can take this week to stop living in the past and move forward in the future God is calling you toward?</li> </ol>

<ol> <li>What does the word freedom mean to you, and how is Jesus’ definition of freedom different from the world’s definition?</li> <li>Why do you think Jesus said that everyone who sins is a slave to sin? How have you seen sin try to control people’s lives?</li> <li>What is one next step you can take this week to follow Jesus more closely?</li> <li>Who is one person in your life that needs the freedom and hope found in Jesus, and how can you let your light shine to them this week?</li> </ol>

<ol> <li>What stood out to you most from today’s message, and why do you think it connected with you personally?</li> <li>Why do you think people naturally drift toward forgetting sacrifice and treating costly things casually?</li> <li>In what ways can we intentionally build “memorials” that help us and our families remember God’s faithfulness?</li> <li>What does it practically look like to live in the freedom Jesus purchased instead of returning to old chains or compromises?</li> </ol>

<ol> <li>Abraham obeyed God before he understood the full picture. What is an area of your life right now where God may be asking you to trust Him before you can clearly see the outcome?</li> <li>The sermon talks about “faith holding on during the hurt.” How have pain, disappointment, or unanswered prayers challenged your faith journey, and what helped you keep going?</li> <li>What are some practical ways we can remind ourselves of God’s faithfulness and promises during seasons where we feel discouraged, distracted, or spiritually tired?</li> <li>Which of the three points from the sermon do you most relate to right now: moving when God calls, holding on during hurt, or focusing on God’s promises? Why?</li> </ol>