Discussion Questions 1. In the sermon, we learned that true success comes from submitting to God'sways rather than relying on our own strength and wisdom. The story of Davidand Goliath illustrates this powerfully. Can you share an experience whereyou chose to trust in God's power rather than your own abilities? Whatwas the outcome, and how did it impact your faith?2. The sermon challenged us to consider what we would be willing to die for, andto live for those same things. It's a sobering thought, but one that can bringclarity and purpose to our lives. What are the things in your life that youwould be willing to die for? How does this knowledge shape yourpriorities and the way you live day-to-day?3. We learned that being a "living sacrifice" means dying to our old selves so thatwe can find true life in Christ. This is a challenging concept, but one that is atthe heart of the Gospel. What are some practical ways that you have "diedto self" in your own life? How has this surrender brought you closer toJesus and the abundant life He promises?4. The sermon presented a paradoxical view of peace - that it comes not fromavoiding conflict, but from being willing to fight for what matters. We are calledto speak truth in love, even when it's difficult. Can you think of a time whenyou had to lovingly speak truth to someone, even though it was hard?How did you approach the situation, and what was the result?5. We were reminded that walking out these paradoxical truths requires deepfaith, hope, and sacrificial love. It's not an easy path, but it is the way of Jesus.Which of these three paradoxes (success, life, or peace) do you find mostchallenging to embrace in your own life? What are some steps you cantake this week to align your heart more fully with God's heart in this area?

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