SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS:

1. Tell us about a time you took a leap of faith—or simply tried something that felt risky. What happened?

2. The big idea of the message was, "Faith is taking the next step of obedience even when God hasn't revealed the whole journey." What part of that statement stands out to you the most, and why?

3. In Genesis 12:1-4, God called Abram to leave everything familiar without telling him exactly where he was going, and Abram obeyed. Why do you think God often asks us to trust Him before revealing the whole plan? Have you ever seen Him reveal His faithfulness one step at a time rather than giving you the entire roadmap?

4. The sermon said, "Faith begins when comfort ends." What are some comforts or routines that can keep us from following God wholeheartedly?

5. Think about a time when you obeyed God before fully understanding His plan. Looking back, what did you learn about Him through that experience?

6. Abram chose to trust God's promises instead of his present circumstances. When life gets difficult, which voice tends to be louder for you—your circumstances or God's promises? Why?

7. Abram built altars to remember God's faithfulness along the journey. What are some "altars" or reminders you've built in your own life to remember what God has done?

8. Is there an area of your life where you sense God saying, "Go," "Change," "Forgive," "Trust," or "Wait"? Without sharing anything you're uncomfortable with, what might your next step of obedience look like?

9. If everyone in this group took one step of obedience this week—no matter how small—how do you think it could impact your relationship with God? What is one specific step you'll commit to taking before next week?