Questions for week Jan 26th - Feb 1st

When Pigs Fly
Part 4
Breaking impossible Addictions

1) Just for fun: Go around the room and share something you have never done but would like to.

(You can also scroll down and go through the questions from the previous messages from When Pigs Fly)

2) We will only conquer what we are willing to confront. Why do we sometimes find it so difficult to confront our problems and addictions?

3) Read Philippians 3:13-14 in a couple different translations. What "from your past" could Satan use to cause you to live life in reverse, focusing on the past? What steps do you take, or have taken, to prevent your past from becoming your present again?

4) Does it sometimes seem like you are at the mercy of your emotions? What tends to be the triggers that set off your emotions? How do you conquer them instead of letting them conquer you?

5) We know that God is a God of the impossible. Why do you think we find it easier to believe He will do the impossible for someone else but struggle to believe it for ourselves?

Close your time with your group by reading Mark 9:23 "All things are possible to those who truly believe" to your group and encourage them to continue to believe that THEIR pigs can fly too!

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Questions for week Jan 19th - 25th

When Pigs Fly
Part 3
Overcoming Impossible Offense

1) Just for fun: What was the high point of your week?

You can scroll down and go through the questions from Weeks 1-2 of When Pigs Fly if you have not met since the series began.

2) Pastor Mark shared about the little things that offend like not getting the curtesy wave when letting cars in traffic.  What are some of the little things offend you?

3) Do you try and look at others through God's lens? How has this helped you with dealing with offense?

4) If we were labeled based on our past, what would your label be? How has God changed you to who you are now?

5) Who are some of the people who you misjudged, and after getting to know them, you realized they were nothing like you had preconceived? What was it that caused you to think they were something they actually were not?

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Questions for week Jan 12th - 18th

When Pigs Fly
Part 2
Restoring Impossible Relationships

1) Just for fun: Did you make any New Year's resolutions?  If so, what were some of them?

If you have not met since When Pigs Fly, you can scroll down and go over Part One's questions.

2) Have you ever had an impossible relationship that has either been restored or is in process of being restored? What were the first steps you took toward healing?

3) Of the 7 instructional steps to healing impossible or broken relationships, which one is easiest for you to do?

#1. Always talk with God before you talk to the person.
#2. Be willing to take the initiative.
#3. Focus on their feelings, not just the facts.
#4. Confess your part of the conflict.
#5. Assess and adjust your attitude.
#6. Be willing to give up so the relationship can grow up.
#7. Always strive more for reconciliation than resolution.

4) Which one of the steps listed above is the most difficult for you to do?

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Questions for week Jan 5th - 11th

When Pigs Fly
Redefining Impossible

1) Just for fun: Did you make any New Year's Resolutions? If so, what were some of yours?

2) What is the thing that represents the impossible for you?

3) Has there been a time in your past when God gave you a dream that seemed impossible and you reasoned yourself out of believing for it and working toward it?

4) Has there been a time in your life that God gave you a dream that seemed impossible and you believed God anyway and it came to fruition in your life?

5) What is your tent, that thing that you possess that God is asking you to no longer trust in but trust in Him instead (Ex. your money, your intellect, etc.)?  What has been the hardest part about not trusting in those things anymore?

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