Gcf Austin

Life Group Questions 1. Whose eyes matter most in your everyday decisions? (Think about a recent decision involving your family, work, finances, relationships, time, or personal choices. Were you primarily concerned with what was right in God’s sight, or with what was easiest, most comfortable, most accepted, or most beneficial to you? Why?)2. Where might you be quietly substituting your way for God’s way? (Is there an area of your life where you know what God wants, but you’ve been making excuses, rationalizing, or doing what seems right in your own eyes?)3. Who or what is shaping you right now, the world or God? (Think beyond what you believe and look at your actual life. What influences your attitudes, reactions, priorities, entertainment, conversations, and decisions? If someone watched your life for a week, what would they conclude is shaping you most?)4. When doing what is right costs you something, how do you typically respond? (Have you ever compromised what you knew was right because standing firm wo

Life Group Questions 1. The sermon flipped a common image — we tend to picture the devil with fire and flames, but the sermon argued that God is the source of all heat and the devil's domain is cold — the absence of everything God is. How does that reframe the way you think about the spiritual battle you're in every day?2. Zeal isn't a brush fire — it's a bed of hot coals: quiet, steady, hot for hours. The flames get the attention, but the coals do the work. How does that change what it means for you personally to be zealous for God?3. David's first domino wasn't Bathsheba — it was the comfortable rooftop, the moment he chose comfort over calling. Where is your rooftop right now? That is, name the specific place you're choosing comfort over what God is actually asking of you.4. The sermon said the first action to pick your cloak back up is to add fuel — return to what first set you ablaze. What first set you ablaze for God?5. The second action was to borrow coals — get next to someone who is already a blazing