Open the Discussion

discussion At one point or another we’ve all talked about the purpose of life, what we want to get out of it and why we think we’re in it. Maybe this is one of those times, to ask the big questions we suspect have answers.

You may have seen the Soul Cravings Prequel discussion questions and want to dialog about your thoughts.

Each question below has expanded discussion to spark conversation and an opportunity to connect with an email mentor.

Talk about your Cravings

1. Is there room for dreams in a grown-up life?
“Dreams are a risk. To dream you have to admit to what you really want, and that can be scary.”

2. Have you ever stopped caring for people around you?
“The world is filled with apathy and hardship. When someone returns a wallet or does a good deed, it seems incredibly abnormal.”

3.Has love ever left you gutted?
“Broken relationships left me with a choice – to become bitter or better.”

4. Do you believe that God loves you unconditionally?
“When I hear that someone loves me unconditionally, it makes me ask some hard questions about what that really means.”

5. Is God a reluctant lover?
“When I’m uncertain about love, I hold back and withdraw.”

6. Has God ever disappointed you?
“I don’t understand why God chooses to not do things that seem obviously right to me. But I know that he can see more than I can …”

7. Can trust be more important than the truth?
“It takes commitment to discover the truth but there incredible freedom once it is discovered.”

8. Can you connect to God without religion?
“There is definitely a difference between God and religion.”

9. Do you ever wonder how your life ended up here?
“I realize that there are forces at work that help shape my destiny that are so beyond what I can control.”

10. Has God been trying to get your attention?
“If I’m really honest, I think God tries to get my attention everyday.”

11. What do you want to believe in?
“The truth is the only thing I want to believe in. My belief isn’t true simply because I believe it.”

12. What drives us to conform?
“Our need for acceptance can become a driving force in our lives.”