Everybody, Always by Bob Goff
Week 12: Becoming Love — The Life That Waits on the Other Side
Read the final chapters of Everybody, Always. Key passages: 1 Corinthians 13:12; Revelation 21:3–5.
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Bob brings the book to a close with his eyes on the horizon — not just what love does in this life, but what it points toward: a day when God dwells with His people and everything sad becomes untrue. Come ready to look ahead.
Discussion Questions
7 questions1.Bob ends the book where he began — with a call to become love, not just to do it. After reading the whole book, how has your understanding of what 'becoming love' actually means deepened or changed?
2.Goff's vision of love is ultimately eschatological — it's pointing toward the day when God makes everything new. How does keeping eternity in view change the way we love people in the present, especially when it's costly and unreturned?
3.Bob says that extravagant love has extraordinary power to change lives, including our own. What change have you noticed in yourself — or do you hope to see — as a result of practicing the kind of love this book describes?
a.What is the most significant thing this book has revealed about you?
b.What is the most significant thing it has revealed about God?