1. How can you be more patient during this period?
2. How does your attitude during this time affect the people around you?
3. What virtues of the spirit do you need to cultivate? How can you implement that in little ways during the next week?
4. Who or what do you need to forgive? How can that forgiveness make you feel better and closer to the person God called you to be?
5. What’s my favorite Bible character? What about them and their story makes me want to emulate their actions?
6. What’s a favorite Bible verse of yours and explain why it holds special meaning. How has it impacted yours faith journey?
7. What’s a recent act of kindness you performed or experienced? How did this act align with your values and how did it impact your spiritual perspective?
8. Explore the importance of Christian community in your life. How does being a part of a community strengthen your faith?
9. What is a situation, person, role, or thing might you be placing your identity in instead of God?
10. Consider a current challenge you are facing. How can your faith and trust in God guide you through this difficulty?
11. Describe a bad time that God used for good.
12. Discuss how Christians navigate differences in beliefs, values, or denominations within your relationships both romantic and platonic. How can these differences be opportunities for growth rather than obstacles?
13. In times of adversity, how can you emulate Job's patience and unwavering trust in God's sovereignty?
14. Share your personal testimony. How did you come to faith, and what significant moments have shaped your spiritual journey?
15. Consider Abraham's journey of faith. In what areas of your life do you need to trust God more and step out in faith?
16. Are there particular pieces of wisdom or advice that have been passed down through generations in your family? How do these words of wisdom resonate with you?
17. Consider your aspirations for your future family, whether that's creating your own family or continuing traditions. What values and principles do you hope to instill in the next generation?
18. Explore a Psalm of lament (e.g., Psalm 13) and consider if there's something heavy on your heart. Write a lament of your own, expressing your feelings, and release it to God.
19. In the context of dating, how can Christians take responsibility for their own spiritual growth and that of their partner?
20. "In peace I will both lie down and sleep; for you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety." Reflect on your day and find peace in God's safety as you prepare for rest.