Take some time to talk with someone else about your answers to these questions.

1. What stood out to you from this session?

2. How does grace influence every part of the forming of our spiritual lives?

3. How do we apply grace to our identity? To victory? The Kingdom of God? With our partners? How does grace give clarity to our four words?

4. Share about some times you have experienced grace – from God and from others - in your life.

5. Where do you see grace missing around you? Is there somewhere or someone God is calling you to reflect grace to?

Speak encouraging words to the people in your life.

Here are some ideas for doing that:

With your community – in your group take turns voicing out loud what you love about each member.

With your world – identify people in your daily life who are likely under-encouraged. Make a plan to speak life.

With yourself – challenge yourself to keep a journal for 14 days where you write what God says about yourself.

Ephesians 2:1-9, Colossians 1:15-23 & 2:16-23, 1 Peter 4:9-11                            

As you are studying, consider a handful of questions:

1. What do you see about grace in these passages? Other topics?

2. Does the author indicate why they have written this?

3. What do these Scriptures teach us about the true nature of God?

4. What does this passage teach us about how God views us?

5. Does this passage invite us to do, think, or change anything in our lives?

6. What questions does this passage prompt in you?