Week 8: Chapter 7 — Sharing Crazy Faith

1.Peter and John in Acts 3 didn't just walk past the lame man—they stopped, looked at him, and offered what they actually had. Todd uses this scene to illustrate that sharing faith begins with being present and paying attention. Who in your immediate world are you walking past that God might be asking you to stop for?

2.Todd argues that our testimonies—the stories of what God has done in our lives—are not just personal encouragements but weapons against the enemy's lies in other people's lives. Have you been sitting on a testimony that someone around you desperately needs to hear? What is keeping you from sharing it?

3.1 Peter 3:15 calls believers to be 'always prepared to make a defense for the hope that is in you.' Todd reframes this not as a formal argument for Christianity but as the ability to articulate your story. Can you tell your story of faith—including the crazy parts—in a way that is clear, honest, and compelling? If not, what would help you get there?