SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS:

1. What piece of “armor” (literal or figurative) have you used in your life to protect yourself from a challenging situation?

2. What surprised or stood out to you about Paul’s description of spiritual warfare in Ephesians 6? Why do you think he emphasizes it so strongly?

3. What does it mean to “be strong in the Lord” versus relying on your own strength? Can you think of an example from your life?

4. What lies about yourself or God have you been tempted to believe? What truths can you use to counter those lies?

5. What does it mean for you to live from a place of Christ’s righteousness? How can that shape your thoughts and choices this week?

6. How have you experienced God’s peace recently? In what ways can you carry that peace to others?

7. What “flaming arrows” (doubts, fears, temptations) do you find coming your way? What can you do to actively raise the shield of faith?

8. What thoughts or struggles in your mind need the protection of knowing you belong to Jesus?

9. What role does Scripture play in your daily spiritual battles? How can you make it a more active part of your routine?

10. What steps can you take this week to stand strong in the Lord — putting on His armor, relying on His strength, and making prayer a regular part of your life?