A Voice in the Wind by Francine Rivers
Week 13: Review & Reflection — What the Story Has Done to You
Review your notes, journals, and highlights from all previous weeks. Optionally re-read any chapter or passage that was especially significant to you.
Previewing Week 13 of A Voice in the Wind
Read 3 of 8 discussion questions below. Unlock the complete 13-week guide when you’re ready.
Before we close this guide, we pause to ask the most important question: not what you think about this novel, but what this novel has done to you.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.Looking back across the full novel, which character did you find yourself most identifying with at the beginning — and did that identification shift by the end? What does that shift (or lack of it) tell you about your own spiritual state?
2.Which week's discussion or chapter theme was the most uncomfortable or convicting for you personally? Why do you think it hit as hard as it did?
3.Rivers's overarching argument seems to be that the love and truth of Christ cannot ultimately be contained — that it presses outward through even the most frightened vessel, that it plants seeds in the most hostile soil. Has this novel changed the way you think about your own capacity to be a witness? How?