“Christians are people Christ dwells in” (Col 1:27). Imagine Jesus “dwelling” within you. What does this reality mean to you?

“When we go into solitude and silence, we stop making demands on God” (pg 166).  If you are an introvert, how do you experience solitude with God? If you are an extrovert, does the thought of solitude make you anxious?

What was your reaction to the Brennan Manning story (pp. 142-143), specifically the understanding that Jesus could not have done any more for us?

Did reading the book of John change how you feel about Jesus? Did you learn anything new?

On pages 121-122 the author gives the example of MADD as a rare instance when human wrath could be compared to God’s wrath. Can you think of any other human examples?

The number one spiritual sickness of our day is “hurry sickness.” Were you able to create any margin in your life this week?

From the parable of the prodigal son (Luke 15:11-32), which of the sons can you relate to more? Can you relate to the father? If so, in what way(s)?

What did you learn about true love through the lectio divina exercise?

A.W. Tozer writes, “What comes into our mind when we think about God is the most important thing about us” (pg. 88). What is the first thing that comes into your mind when you think about God? In what ways does this thought shape your daily life?