God is faithful to fulfill every promise He has made, but we must learn to persevere,

remain faithful, and trust in God’s ability to provide in every season.

This week’s discussion is about moving past the pain in our past so we can better

receive the grace, forgiveness, and purpose God has for us.

There Is A Cloud is the latest album from Elevation Worship. During the There Is A

Cloud series, encourage your eGroup members to participate with this devotional. It

can be found on the Elevation App and studies the songs Pastor will be be preaching

during There Is A Cloud. It explores the heartbeat behind the album and studies the

promises of God found throughout scripture. You can also find the devotional

on YouVersion that is 7 days.

1. What is an awkward or embarrassing childhood memory that, to this day,

still makes you cringe?

2. What was your most valuable possession as a child? Excluding family

members, what’s your most valuable possession now?

3. What have you stopped doing (big or small) because of a bad or painful

experience from your past?

Watch the sermon clips and discuss eGroup members thoughts on the sermon. Ask

eGroup members to share their favorite points from the sermon, what spoke to

them, a phrase or moment from the sermon they related to the most, or questions

they have. If members have a hard time recalling the sermon, talk through your

notes and share your favorite points.

become a “new person” to whoever has good church attendance or adheres

to a certain standard of behavior. Why do you think we sometimes view

Christianity that way?

belong to Christ Jesus.” When did you first place your faith in Jesus (if you

have)? Looking back on that moment, what does this verse mean to you?

had been caught in adultery. Jesus knelt down and wrote on a stone or

marble surface. God also chose to have the Ten Commandments written on

stone. What does this connection say about the way Jesus changed our

approach to religion versus a relationship with God?

In Christ I am completely forgiven. In Christ I am valuable. In Christ I am

unconditionally loved. Which of these is the easiest for you to receive? Which

of these is typically the most difficult?

on the way you’re able to receive these?

you see yourself? How does it change the way you see God?

What in your past is still replaying in your mind? How does that threaten to

hold you back from living out your purpose?

something else altogether, what steps can you take now to begin moving on

from it?

Play the song, “Fullness.” As the song plays, encourage eGroup members to pray

quietly for themselves.

Ask eGroup members to share any prayer requests they have. Record any notes or

prayer requests to pray for members during the week.