1) What’s the most wonderful gift you’ve received? What about a gift you’ve given? Often, the sincere thoughtfulness that goes into a gift is what makes it special. When you look at the gift of God the Son, Jesus, on the cross. What are your heart responses? Take some time this weekend to do a little research on what it meant for the godhead to sacrifice Jesus. Check out some commentaries on John 3:16 here!

2) What would you do for one you love? Maybe she is a niece, maybe she is a cousin, maybe he is a son, or your husband. How far would you go? Can you imagine a limit? As deeply as we can possibly dream of loving, God’s love is infinitely multiplied beyond that. There is not a moment, not a pain, not a tear, not a frustration too small or too big where He does not passionately, relentlessly love. All-consuming, always-present, cannot-go-beyond it; the extravagant love of God knows no boundaries. Name some areas you feel unloved. Where are you lonely, feeling forgotten, or without value? Be honest before the Lord with those and then grip the truth of God’s love for each of those areas; don’t let go of it!

3) Which “whosoever” biography do you connect with the most from Sara’s Journey Study yesterday? Avoiding life? Beyond redemption? Wondering if you’ll ever be “enough”? Take a bold challenge and write out all the reasons you feel you don’t qualify as a “whosoever”. Lay out all the honest truth answers as to why God cannot, or should not, call you Daughter. Let the truth be laid out bare on the paper in front of you. Take as long as you need and then draw a big X over all of it and scroll across it “But He Relentlessly Loves the Whosoever!” Hold tightly to that truth this weekend!