Life Group Questions 

1. Kasey said, "There's no difference between someone who is actually ungrateful and someone who feels gratitude but never expresses it." Is this true? What do you think about this?

2. What is "glory theft?" When have you been guilty of this crime? Be specific.

3. In Luke 17, Jesus distinguished between the nine who were blessed (i.e., cleansed) and the one who was both blessed and saved. How might you be settling for just His blessings without pursuing a relationship with Jesus?

4. Which of the three foes of gratitude are you battling most: Forgetfulness (failing to remember God's past faithfulness); Comparison (measuring your life against others); or Entitlement (not getting what you think you deserve)? Why is this particular foe so powerful in your life?

5. Jesus asked: "Has no one returned to give glory to God?" Will you be among the nine who walk away with the blessing, or the one who returns - and what does "returning" look like practically in your life this week?

Life Group Questions 

1. Jesus says in Luke 10:19: "I have given you authority over ALL the power of the enemy," and in Matthew 28:18: "All authority has been given to me...THEREFORE GO." What specific authority has Jesus actually given you? Over what areas of your life, family, or circumstances do you have the right to exercise spiritual authority?

2. Jesus said believers would do "even greater works" than He did (John 14:12)—not greater in number, but in QUALITY. How can that be? Does this sound crazy to you or empowering?

3. Look at the contrast: "God, please take away my fear" vs. "I reject this fear in Jesus' name. Get out." Which way do you usually pray? Which way will you pray going forward?

4. James 4:7 says, "Submit to God, THEN resist the devil." Kasey used the metaphor of swatting flies with windows open. What "windows" in your life might need to be closed (areas of compromise) before you can effectively resist the enemy?

5. Kasey emphasized that Satan can't read your thoughts—only God can. You have to SPEAK authority out loud. Have you ever done that? Does it make you feel weird to speak commands to Satan out loud? Why not start doing this?

Life Group Questions 

1. What’s one area of your life where you sense you’ve settled for less than God’s full promise, and what steps can you take this week to fully possess it?

2. Joshua’s mistake was not asking God before deciding—how can you build a habit of seeking God first in your daily choices, relationships, or major life decisions?

3. The enemy deceived Israel through something that looked right but wasn’t. What are some “good-looking” distractions or compromises in your life that could be pulling you away from God’s best?

4. When have you seen God redeem a bad decision or a moment of deception in your life, and how did He use it to strengthen your faith or bring you closer to Him?

Life Group Questions 

1. Your Mountain of Failures Picture your worst failure as a stone in a pile. Now see God's cross planted right through the middle of that pile. What specific failure is your heart convinced is too big for God to forgive—and why do you think YOUR sin is somehow stronger than Jesus' blood?

2. The Path Reality Check: You're not where you want to be in at least one area of life. Can you trace the small daily choices that led you here? Name one specific choice you'll make differently starting tomorrow.

3. Inside-Out vs Outside-In: Where are you exhausting yourself trying to act like a better Christian while your heart stays unchanged? What would happen if you stopped performing for God (and others) and started letting Him actually transform that area?

4. Your Weekly Evidence If someone filmed your choices for the next seven days, would they see someone actively choosing God's path or drifting toward disaster? Pick ONE decision you'll make differently for the next week because of this teaching.

5. The Unused Gift Card God's promises aren't automatic—they require daily choices to activate them. Which specific promise of God (e.g., peace, wisdom, strength) have you been carrying around like an unused gift card, and what's really stopping you from "swiping" it today?

Life Group Questions

1. In what ways have you seen yourself focusing on promises that benefit only you, and how might God be inviting you to see His promises as part of a bigger plan, meant to bless others and expand His Kingdom through your life?

2. Look at the lessons from the battle of Jericho. Which of these truths speaks to where you are in life right now, and why?

- If we do things God’s way, we get God’s results

- There is no stronghold too strong for our God

- God’s instructions carry a message

- Man is into starting things; God is into finishing things

3. God commanded the Israelites to devote the plunder of Jericho as a tithe—holy, set apart, and belonging to Him first. Malachi 3:10 challenges us to “bring the whole tithe into the storehouse” and promises that if we do, God will “open the windows of heaven and pour out a blessing until it overflows.” How does this shape your understanding of tithing and trusting God with your resources today? 

4. What area of obedience—whether tithing, serving, leading, or sharing your faith—are you holding back in, and how could your “yes” to God impact the people around you who may be waiting on what God wants to do through you? 

Life Group Questions

1. At Gilgal, Israel was stretched before Jericho. When God stretches you by asking you to change by adding or removing something, do you tend to resist or lean in?

2. At Gilgal, God rolled away the reproach of Egypt. What old label or lie do you sometimes still catch yourself believing, and what truth from God’s Word do you need to replace it with?

3. Before Jericho could fall, the Israelites had to spend years in Gilgal, where God prepared, reshaped, and stretched them. Do you find yourself in a “Gilgal” season today? What is God trying to show you in this moment?

4. Change is inevitable. What’s one change in your life you resisted at first, but now you’re thankful for because of how God used it?

Life Group Questions

1. In the story of Gideon, an angel of the Lord tells him that he is a mighty warrior and that the Lord is with him, and he reacts out of fear, insecurity, & doubt. Contrarily, David could have approached Goliath similarly, but instead, demonstrated faith, boldness, and courage. What is the difference between these two men? If God were to tell you to do something you would deem as impossible, would you react like Gideon or David?

2. The first giants we must face in order to possess what God has for us are the giants of fear, doubt, insecurity, anxiety, worry, despair, guilt, and shame. Do you need to overcome any of these giants? If so, which of them do you struggle with?

3. "Chazak" is translated to "be strong". This is a picture word that means to take possession of, to take hold of, to fasten upon, to be hardened of the head and heart, and to be resolute. Which areas of your life do you need to "chazak" in?

4. "Amats" is translated to "courageous". This is a picture word that means bold, forceful, strength in motion, eager with your feet, or to have heavenly audacity. We see "amats" in action with the priests carrying the ark of the covenant into a mile-wide flooded Jordan River believing that God will part the waters. The spiritual truth for us here is that until you step into what God tells you to do, your situation/circumstances will not change. Do you get bogged down by your circumstances or do you have the heavenly audacity to step into what God is calling you to do?

5. Every time Joshua is being told to be strong and courageous, we see a promise, process, and God's presence. God gives a promise, tells us what we need to do, and promises that He will always be with us. How have you seen this pattern play out in your life?