Wonderfully Weird Living

1. Can I be trusted? 2. Who can I trust?

1. When receiving “Feedback”, no matter the circumstance, how do you receive it? 2. Who is your formal “LIFE” coach that gives you face-to-face feedback in “who you are”, “what you do”, and “how you perform” on a regular basis? 3. What can you do to stop listening to those “so-called” friends who believe…

1. Examining your own character resting on your temperament (God’s Design) does it reflect more on man’s traditions, relationships and habits or on God’s objective Way? 2. Like the Apostle Paul (Acts 9), can you share your experience when you exchanged your character for God’s character (Jesus)? Please…

1. What can you do daily to re-stir the joy in your life? 2. When connecting with a crowd or gathering of people what’s one habit you can develop to become a better rejoice? 3. To avoid being a grump and/or critic what’s something you can do to re-stir the joy when someone “Ticks you off”?

1. What beliefs, traditions, opinions, etc. hinder you from opening up to and working to understand other’s beliefs, traditions, opinions, etc.? 2. How can you practice active listening? 3. What steps can you take TODAY to begin building relationships outside of your own comfort zone?

1. What is the difference between “hearing” and “listening?” 2. What steps can you take to improve your “listening” skills? 3. What voices interrupt your ability to “listen?”

1. When in your life did you say, “Life isn’t’ fair!” 2. What must a person do to make life fair? 3. When a friend is unfair, what can you do to help them realize their fault? (See Matthew 15:18)

1. In your reality, what is your preference, “being right” or “living right”? Which on is leans towards grace and which one towards truth. Discuss. 2. After reading the parable of “The Two Prodigal Sons” (Luke 15:11-32) which son can you more relate to and what can you do to resolve either issue? 3.…

1. What voices are directing and aligning “Who you are?” and compelling you to do “What you do?” (Think of what you’ve been taught, relationships, and experiences) 2. How will you consistently hear “The Commands of Christ” and get them into your working memory and heart? 3. What can you do to create…