Gcf Austin

Life Group Questions 1. Jesus tells us that we cannot bear fruit apart from Him. How does staying connected to God influence the way we treat others, especially when we're frustrated, tired, or overwhelmed?2. Scripture tells us that God's kindness leads people to repentance. Why do you think kindness can sometimes have a greater impact on someone's heart than correction or confrontation?3. During the teaching, Omarr referenced that Pastor Ryan’s would say it this way, “Kindness is not a Got-to, it’s a Get-to.” How does viewing kindness as an opportunity rather than an obligation change our hearts, and what keeps us from consistently living that out?4. Jesus often allowed His life to be interrupted to show kindness to others. How might our busy schedules and personal priorities cause us to miss opportunities God places right in front of us?5. The teaching challenged us to treat others as though we were serving Jesus Himself. How would that perspective change the way we treat difficult people, and what might th

Life Group Questions 1. What stood out to you most from the message, and why did it speak to you personally?2. When an obstacle appears in your life, what is your usual first response: fear, frustration, avoidance, faith, or something else?3. Can you share about a past obstacle that God eventually used as an opportunity for growth, change, or ministry?4. What current obstacle might God be inviting you to see differently, not as something stopping you, but as an opportunity to trust Him?5. What practical step of faith can you take this week instead of allowing that obstacle to keep you stuck?

Life Group Questions 1. Whose eyes matter most in your everyday decisions? (Think about a recent decision involving your family, work, finances, relationships, time, or personal choices. Were you primarily concerned with what was right in God’s sight, or with what was easiest, most comfortable, most accepted, or most beneficial to you? Why?)2. Where might you be quietly substituting your way for God’s way? (Is there an area of your life where you know what God wants, but you’ve been making excuses, rationalizing, or doing what seems right in your own eyes?)3. Who or what is shaping you right now, the world or God? (Think beyond what you believe and look at your actual life. What influences your attitudes, reactions, priorities, entertainment, conversations, and decisions? If someone watched your life for a week, what would they conclude is shaping you most?)4. When doing what is right costs you something, how do you typically respond? (Have you ever compromised what you knew was right because standing firm wo