Week 11: Review & Reflection — The Story Is Not Over

1.When you opened this book, where were you? What was the specific disappointment or question that made you pick it up? Looking back now, how would you describe what has shifted — in your understanding, your emotions, or your faith — over the course of this study?

2.Which chapter or idea hit you hardest? Was it the image of dust and clay, the Joseph timeline, the distinction between feelings and beliefs, the call to fight for your faith, or something else? Why do you think that particular concept landed so deeply?

3.Lysa's central argument is that our disappointments can become divine appointments — that the gaps in our story are where God most wants to meet us. Has that become more believable to you over the course of this study, or are there still parts of your story where it feels untrue? Be honest.