Discussion Questions: 1. What struggles do you have with keeping your mind focused upon the eternal Kingdom instead of getting caught up in focusing upon the temporary? What kinds of things help you think about what matters for eternity? 2. How are anxiety and worry tied to what you place into your mind? What kinds of filters or boundaries do you have for the types of things you let into your mind? 3. How is our view of money more a character issue than an amoun

Discussion Questions: 1. Why is God’s design of government contingent upon the character, integrity, and self-governing of the individual? 2. Why did God emphasize the sanctity of life right after the flood and new beginning? Why are the values of life and property an important foundation for government? How does knowing this assist in character and integrity development? 3. What is a theocracy? How is this the appropriate model for what God desires for our government?

Discussion Questions: 1. Do you agree or disagree that salvation is not the goal, but the gift of a walk with God? If so, how does that change what your daily life should be accomplishing? 2. Discipleship was defined as putting all things under the LORDship of Jesus. Are there some areas of your character and/or integrity that are not completely under the LORDship of Jesus? What steps should you take this week to walk towards surrender of these things to Jesus? 3.

Discussion Questions: 1. If we were created to rule in the image and likeness of God (and we were), why is there so much chaos in the world? How have you struggled with maintaining a healthy balance of Jesus being both your Savior and your LORD? 2. What roles do character and integrity play in fulfilling the work of the Kingdom? Why is character and integrity important in fulfilling the purpose given to us by God? 3. What significance is there in Jesus referring