The Weekend Follow-Up is a set of discussion prompts to help your group unpack the weekend. These questions are designed to help you move further and faster toward the full life you were made for.

Welcome to the Weekend-Follow Up!

This is the group guide where questions are based on specific Bible passages from the weekend message. Each week, your group will explore what God might be saying to you and how you can respond through group discussion.”

  1. Let’s be honest, life can be tough. Share with the group a win you’ve experienced this week, and take time to celebrate.

  2. What stood out to you most from the message?

  3. Have you ever hit rock bottom or felt stuck, but didn’t feel like you could go back or ask for help? Share with the group.

  4. Have you ever gone through a time in your life when you felt like you had to keep your head down and deny your desires or cravings? Why do you think that is?

  5. Luke 15:11-32 tells the story about the Prodigal Son. Who do you identify with more in the story: the younger son who indulged his desires, or the older son who starved his desires?

  6. The beginning of Genesis shows us that we are created with God-given desires. Are there any desires that seem easy to bring to God? What are some that you struggle to bring to him?

  7. Read John 1:14. When you hear that Jesus became a human and lived among us, how does that display God’s provision? What does that say about our physical bodies?

  8. What is something you need right now? How can you bring that to God? Share with the group. Then partner up to encourage and hold one another accountable this week.

  9. Let’s end our time praying together.

    You can say something like, “Jesus, thank you for becoming human to meet us where we are and show us what real love looks like. As we continue to give our desires and needs to you, provide for us. Help us to trust in you. In the identity and character of your name we pray, amen.”

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Bonus Questions!

Check these out if you’re on a roll and want to go a little deeper.

  • Why do you think it can be difficult to trust that God wants to satisfy your desires and care for you?
  • Read 1 Corinthians 6:19-20. God wants us to live in a connection with him that brings freedom and joy. What are some ways you glorify God with who you are?

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