KEY POINTS

· Faith ignites when we stop going back to the familiar and start fighting for the eternity of others.

· Familiar doesn’t always mean healthy; sometimes it means comfortable but destructive.

· Growth in faith requires letting go of old patterns, places, and people that once held us back.

· Many people mistake the plateau for failure—but it’s actually a place of testing and deepening faith.

· Why am I Here? I can pray, I can hear, I can give, I can lead.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

1. When have you been tempted to “go back” to something familiar, even though you knew it wasn’t healthy for you?

2. Why do you think it’s hard to trust God when you can’t see what He’s doing? How can you keep your faith steady in those “soooooo long” seasons?

3. The message said, “Before you go back, remember God’s done more than enough.” What’s one way God has already shown up for youn big or small that you don’t want to forget?

4. What do you think it means to “fight for someone’s faith”? Who in your life might need you to encourage or pray for them right now?

5. How might you take a small step this week to move forward in your faith—like serving, living generously, or simply sharing hope with someone else?