Week 15: Chapter 14 — Living Loved

1.Lysa describes "living loved" as a daily practice — a choice each morning to receive and operate from God's love rather than reaching for the day's supply of approval and affirmation from other people. What does the first hour of your typical day look like? Whose voice are you reaching for?

2.She argues that the opposite of living loved is living in fear — fear of rejection, fear of not being enough, fear of being too much. 1 John 4:18 says "perfect love drives out fear." How have you experienced love — either human or divine — actually displacing fear rather than just coexisting with it?

3.Lysa shares that one of her daily practices is to remind herself "I am loved by God" before she reads a single message, checks a single response, or engages with any feedback from the world. What daily anchoring practice helps you remember who you are before the world tells you who you are?