Made for More - Week 7

Q1 – What's one thing you probably should've thrown away a long time ago, but kept because it was comfortable? (Old clothes, old technology, old habits... bonus points if it's embarrassing!)

Q2 – Read Ephesians 4:22–24
Paul says we're to "put off" the old self and "put on" the new. Why do you think changing our attitudes is often more important than simply changing our behavior?

Q3 – Read Proverbs 27:17
Pastor Josh said isolation is one of the enemy's greatest tools because it keeps people from speaking truth into our lives. Who has earned the right to challenge you—and are you truly open to hearing it?

Q4 – Read Ephesians 4:32
Pastor Josh said, "Distance isn't the same as forgiveness." Have you ever been surprised to discover you hadn't actually forgiven someone—you'd just put enough distance between you? What exposed it?

Q5 – Read Acts 20:35
Paul contrasted exploitation with generosity, challenging believers to become contributors instead of consumers. When people think of you, do you think they would describe you as someone who gives more than they take? Why or why not?

Q6 – Read Ephesians 4:29
The sermon reminded us that just a few words can either derail someone for years or propel them toward Christ. What's one intentional word of encouragement you could speak to someone this week—and who needs to hear it most?

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