Life Group Discussion Questions
“Advent- Peace”
JJ Johnson
December 14, 2025
1. The message talked about God’s people always being a waiting people.
What is something in your life right now that feels like an “in-between” season?
How does waiting usually affect your sense of peace?
2. We often think of peace as the absence of conflict or something we have to achieve.
How would you describe the difference between the kind of peace the world offers and the peace Jesus talks about?
3. The sermon said that if we are in Christ, we already have peace with God.
Why do you think it’s hard to live like that peace is already true, especially when life feels unsettled or stressful?
4. Jesus said, “My peace I give you… I do not give as the world gives.”
What are some ways people (including us) try to find peace apart from Jesus? How has that worked out?
5. We were challenged not to “fight for Christmas” but to extend peace to others.
What might it look like to extend peace this week — at home, at work, or in a difficult relationship — while we’re still in the waiting?
“Advent- Peace”
JJ Johnson
December 14, 2025
1. The message talked about God’s people always being a waiting people.
What is something in your life right now that feels like an “in-between” season?
How does waiting usually affect your sense of peace?
2. We often think of peace as the absence of conflict or something we have to achieve.
How would you describe the difference between the kind of peace the world offers and the peace Jesus talks about?
3. The sermon said that if we are in Christ, we already have peace with God.
Why do you think it’s hard to live like that peace is already true, especially when life feels unsettled or stressful?
4. Jesus said, “My peace I give you… I do not give as the world gives.”
What are some ways people (including us) try to find peace apart from Jesus? How has that worked out?
5. We were challenged not to “fight for Christmas” but to extend peace to others.
What might it look like to extend peace this week — at home, at work, or in a difficult relationship — while we’re still in the waiting?