ELEMENT 1_21_26

Discussion Questions: 1. What does it mean to have a "healthy fear" of God? How is this different from being scared of God? Can you think of other examples (besides motorcycles) that illustrate this kind of reverent respect? 2. Rahab had to choose: fear people or fear God. What risks did she take by choosing God, and where do you feel that same tension today between following God and giving in to the world around you? 3. Rahab’s scarlet rope points to Jesus’ scarlet blood, providing rescue and salvation. How does this deepen your understanding of God’s rescue, and who might God be calling you to influence through your faith? 4. What parts of your past make you feel "unlikely" to be used by God? How does Rahab's story challenge that thinking? 5. If you were to "hang a scarlet rope" in your life today—making a visible declaration of your faith in God—what would that look like practically? What would it cost you? 6. Rahab had to act on her faith immediately, hiding the spies and making a covenant. Is there an area where God is calling you to move from belief to action right now? What's holding you back—fear of people or fear of God?