T-Life Group Discussion Questions
More Words of Wisdom, Week 3: Undivided
Download a printable version of this guide
Message Review
In Week 3 of our 5-week series, “More Words of Wisdom,” we discovered integrity is not about moral perfection; it’s about wholeness. A divided life leads to duplicity, Jesus wants to make us whole. Integrity isn’t something you achieve. It’s someone you invite in.
Main Point | Integrity isn’t something you achieve. It’s someone you invite in.
Focus Passages | Proverbs 11:1-3
Discussion Questions:
What were your initial thoughts or takeaways from the sermon, and why?
What does the word integrity mean to you?
Do you think living with integrity is important? Why?
Jamie said most people aren’t living one life, but several. How have you seen or experienced that?
We learned that integrity means wholeness, completeness, and being the same person on the inside as on the outside.
Why do you think living with full integrity can be so challenging?
What are some indicators that someone is living a divided life?
Read Proverbs 11:1-3:
What words or phrases stand out to you in this passage?
What does the writer of Proverbs say God detests and what finds favor with Him (vs 1)? What does that mean?
Who does the writer of Proverbs describe as upright and as unfaithful (vs 3)?
What is the difference between integrity and duplicity (vs 3)?
How does integrity guide us (vs 3)? What does integrity guide us into?
Why does duplicity eventually destroy us (vs 3)? How does it destroy us?
In what areas of your life are you living with integrity?
In what areas of your life are you living a divided life? What “destruction” might that duplicity be leading to?
Be honest – Do you want to be a person of integrity? Why or why not?
Read Revelation 3:20:
What is Jesus saying He’s always doing in our lives? What does that mean?
What is Jesus’ invitation to us? What does it look like to practically do that?
What does Jesus promise He will do if we open the door? What does that mean?
Jamie said, “Integrity isn’t something you achieve. It’s someone you invite in. God makes us whole when we invite Jesus into every part of our lives.”
How and why are you resisting inviting Jesus into the area of your life where you are living a divided life?
What would it look like to open the door and invite Jesus into that part of your life today?
How can our group pray for you to open the door and invite Jesus in?
To watch or listen to Sunday’s sermon, visit our Sermons page.
