Discussion Questions

1. Share a favorite Thanksgiving memory or tradition. It can be fun, serious, or anything in between!<br><br>2. Review the main points of “Sometimes More Is More.”<br>· Commit to live your whole life under God and his Word.<br>· Choose genuine contentment and faith-filled generosity.<br>· Build friendships that will matter to you and to them.<br>Which of these points was surprising, enlightening, encouraging, or stretching for you? Why?<br><br>3. When you think of living your life “under God,” what comes to mind? Why is being “under God and his Word” a good place to be? Why is it hard to entrust our whole lives into God’s hands?<br><br>4. Contentment and generosity go hand in hand. Read 1 Timothy 6:6-10, 17-19. How does contentment free us to be generous? And how does generosity teach us contentment? Give practical examples.<br><br>5. Can you think of a couple of ways that you could build deeper friendships in your Life Group and in the church? What are some simple first steps?<br><br>6. Share about one friend you’ve had for whom you are truly thankful – who made a big impact on your life.<br><br>7. Acts 20:32-38 is about “the church at its best.” Sometimes, we think of ways the church/life group or a relationship could be better. What “they” could do. But what is one thing YOU personally could do to edge the church/life group or a relationship closer to everything God wants it to be?