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1. WHAT DOES “ALL IN” LOOK LIKE FOR YOU?

Read Numbers 14:24

God described Caleb as someone who followed Him “wholeheartedly.” Being all in with Jesus isn’t about simply believing in Him or adding Him into our lives; it’s about allowing Him to have every part of us. Following Jesus means reorienting our lives around Him, not asking Him to revolve around us.

 

Question:

When you think about being “all in” with Jesus, what do you think that looks like in your everyday life?

 

2. ARE YOU PUTTING CONDITIONS ON YOUR YES?

Read Matthew 8:19–22

Sometimes our obedience to God can come with conditions: “I’ll follow You, but first…” We can tell God we’ll surrender once we have the career, relationship, money, plans, or circumstances we want. But wholeheartedness doesn’t begin after we get what we want; it begins with trusting God before we know the outcome.

 

Question:

Is there an area of your life where you’ve caught yourself saying, “God, I’ll fully surrender when…”? What would it look like to give Him your yes now?

 

3. DOES GOD HAVE EVERY ROOM?

Read 1 Kings 11:6

The message challenged us to look at the compartments we can create in our lives. We might give God certain areas while keeping other areas for ourselves, our relationships, money, future, habits, dreams, or time. Going all in doesn’t mean we’re perfect; it means we stop putting areas of our lives off-limits to God.

 

Question:

If your life were a house, is there a “room” you’ve been hesitant to let God fully into? Why do you think that area is difficult to surrender?

 

4. ARE YOU PURSUING, OR HAVE YOU BECOME COMPLACENT?

Read Romans 12:11

Complacency can happen slowly. What once made us passionate about Jesus can eventually become routine. We can still attend church, serve, and know all the right things while our hunger for God starts to fade. The message reminded us that this is not about remembering when we were passionate, it’s about choosing to pursue Jesus today.

 

Question:

Where do you feel most tempted toward spiritual complacency right now, and what is one thing you could do to reignite your hunger for God?

 

5. WHAT DOES GOING ALL IN LOOK LIKE THIS WEEK?

Read Romans 12:1–2

The invitation of this message isn’t to feel inspired on Sunday and then go back to normal on Monday. It’s an invitation to surrender our whole lives to Jesus. This is not about perfection. This is about pursuit. Going all in happens through everyday decisions to follow Him, trust Him, and keep saying yes.

 

Question:

What is one specific step you can take this week to pursue Jesus more wholeheartedly?

 

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