Discussion Questions: 1.  What kinds of things in your life make you thirsty for more?  How is spiritual thirst different from thirst for things in a physical or emotional way?  How does spiritual thirst being satisfied help with other kinds of thirst? 2.  After Solomon experimented with so many areas of life to find meaning or purpose, what made him conclude that they were all meaningless or vanity?  Why do things like wealth, accumulating things, sexuality, etc. appeal to u

Discussion Questions: 1.  What kinds of things help you get a clear reflection of your identity?  What kinds of things distort your perspective of your identity?  2.  Why is it important that God uses the same descriptions of our identity in the Old Testament as in the New Testament?  3.   Which picture of identity do you resonate most with? (Slave; bondslave; friend; child; covenant partner) Why?  Which do you struggle to experience?  Share what makes you struggle with this.

Discussion Questions: 1.  How is faith in God not logical or illogical?  Why must we keep in mind that faith is only true faith if it is Theo logical?  2.  What made Abram willing to take the next step with God to go to a land he didn’t know among a people he didn’t know?  What promises has God given to you that help you to be willing to go where He sends you and do what He asks of you? 3.  How much of our waiting upon God is because of Him and how much is because of us? (I k

Discussion Questions: 1.  How would you describe the success of God’s mission to bring transformation into your life?  What things hinder you from accepting that you are a new creation, born again, with a new heart and spirit?  2.  Explain how one has an immediate new nature when they accept Jesus as LORD and Savior but still must endure a step-by-step process of maturing.  What kinds of things has the LORD provided and done to help you mature step by step? 3.  What kinds of