None Like Him by Jen Wilkin
Week 6: Chapter 5 — Eternal
Read Chapter 5 of None Like Him. Key passages: Psalm 90; 2 Peter 3:8.
Want the full guide for None Like Him?
Free Week 1 sample in 5 min · $24.99 for all 13 weeks · 7-day refund
God exists outside of time entirely, while we are creatures profoundly shaped by time — and Wilkin explores how our time-boundedness is meant to point us toward the One who is timelessly present.
Discussion Questions
7 questions1.Wilkin explains that God's eternality means not just that he has existed for a very long time but that he exists outside of time altogether — he is not subject to sequence, past, or future. How does this differ from a merely 'very old' God, and why does the distinction matter?
2.Psalm 90, Moses's prayer, opens with God as a dwelling place from everlasting to everlasting, and then pivots to the brevity of human life — 'like a dream,' 'like grass that is renewed in the morning.' How does holding those two realities together — God's eternity and our brevity — affect the way you pray?
3.Wilkin observes that we often grasp for eternity by trying to make our lives, legacies, or names last forever — building things that will outlive us, obsessing over our impact and memory. Where do you see this kind of legacy-grasping in yourself or in the people around you?
You're on Week 6 of 13
Don't lose momentum — get the rest of None Like Him
All 93 questions across 13 weeks, with closing prayers and a downloadable PDF for your group.
One-time purchase · 7-day refund · Covers your whole group