From our worksheet:The Bible teaches that we're designed for COMMUNITY not isolation.Reflecting for Clarity is about helping someone UNDERSTAND what God is teaching them through questions and listening. It happens in GROUP settings and focuses on gaining CLARITY.Accountability is about helping someone follow through on what they've already COMMITTED to. It's more direct and asks: "Did you do what you said you would DO?"Discussion is the bridge between personal insight and community wisdom.• Brings in an OUTSIDE voice to expose blind spots• Makes truth real by speaking it OUT LOUD• Creates CLARITY for next steps• Acknowledges we need trusted companions, not isolationSmall Group Question: As you think about what God is teaching you (Kairos), what are you still wrestling with?Let's keep growing togetherJoin us LIVE every Tuesday at 5:30pm EST on YouTubeText "UG" to 320320 to connectVisit UnstoppableGrowth.orghttps://linktr.ee/unstoppablegrowth.org

“For though He was crucified in weakness, yet He lives by the power of God. For we also are weak in Him, but we shall live with Him by the power of God toward you. Examine yourselves as to whether you are in the faith. Test yourselves. Do you not know yourselves, that Jesus Christ is in you?” 2 Corinthians 13:4-5What is self-reflection?It is the intentional process of turning your attention inward (looking in the mirror not out the window) to examine your thoughts, emotions, motivations, and behaviors.1. Helps me see what GOD is doing in my life2. Helps me identify where I am not living in faith3. Gives me the PATHWAY to live according to His powerAs you reflect on your 5 Capitals, what are you celebrating?As you reflect on your 5 Capitals, what didn’t go as well as you thought it should?What next steps do you think you should take?Let's keep growing togetherJoin us LIVE every Tuesday at 5:30pm EST on YouTubeText "UG" to 320320 to connectVisit UnstoppableGrowth.orghttps://linktr.ee/unstoppablegrowth.org

Eyes That See, Ears That Hear, Hearts That Understand‘Hearing you will hear and shall not understand and seeing you will see and not perceive. For the hearts of this people have grown dull. Their ears are hard of hearing, and their eyes they have closed, lest they should see with their eyes and hear with their ears, lest they should understand with their hearts and turn, so that I should heal them.’ But blessed are your eyes for they see, and your ears for they hear. Matthew 13:14-16 (NKJV)Dig a little deeper in this video to find out...-What the benefits of deeper observation are-What stops us from taking a deeper look-How can you become a better observerLet's keep growing togetherJoin us LIVE every Tuesday at 7:00pm on YouTubeText "UG" to 320320 to connectVisit UnstoppableGrowth.orghttps://linktr.ee/unstoppablegrowth.org

How to Live an Undistracted Life (Matthew 21)

Our text confronts us with a sobering truth: it’s possible to be surrounded by spiritual activity and still miss the presence of God. Unless we choose focus on what God wants us to.

From our Unstoppable WORD

A BUSY place is not necessarily a HEALTHY place (vs 12)

DISTRACTION is worse than OPPOSITION (vs 12)

Allow God to CONFRONT you with what COMPETES with His presence (vs 13)

Prayer ALIGNS your HEART with His (vs 13)

A SURRENDERED heart creates space for healing (vs 14)

An undistracted life isn’t built by doing more for God, but by clearing space for God to do His work in you. Watch this video to dig in a little more.

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How to Live an Undistracted Life (Matthew 21)

Our text confronts us with a sobering truth: it’s possible to be surrounded by spiritual activity and still miss the presence of God. Unless we choose focus on what God wants us to.

From our Unstoppable WORD

A BUSY place is not necessarily a HEALTHY place (vs 12)

DISTRACTION is worse than OPPOSITION (vs 12)

Allow God to CONFRONT you with what COMPETES with His presence (vs 13)

Prayer ALIGNS your HEART with His (vs 13)

A SURRENDERED heart creates space for healing (vs 14)

An undistracted life isn’t built by doing more for God, but by clearing space for God to do His work in you. Watch this video to dig in a little more.

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UG Live 20 - How to get promoted

Growth is not optional for a disciple. God continually invites us to move forward, upward, and deeper. To desire promotion is not prideful when it’s rooted in purpose. It’s the spiritual hunger to steward more influence, more responsibility, and more impact for the sake of others.

When you refuse to remain where you are and instead pursue God’s next for you, you align yourself with Him. Those who are willing to serve more are entrusted with more.

Matthew 20:20-28

- Desire to be promoted is not WRONG (vs 20-21)

- Promotion always comes with SACRIFICE (vs 22)

- Promotion is a GIFT not a REWARD (vs 23)

- Promotion is not for more CONTROL but for more SURRENDER (vs 25-26)

- Promotion is granted to those who CONTRIBUTE more than they CONSUME (vs 27-28)

Response: Are you looking for promotion? Why? Why not? What is your next step?

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Matthew 19:16-22

He was closer than most; face to face with Jesus and wanted to learn more about eternal life. The rich young ruler was one decision away from following Christ. So close, yet so far. His story reminds us of a sobering truth: proximity doesn't always lead to transformation. Admiring Jesus isn’t the same as following Him. He almost became a disciple and almost experienced eternal life.

Here are five steps Jesus invited him to take but he chose not to.

1. Accept that God is GOOD (vs 17)

2. Sometimes God asks you to do IMPOSSIBLE things (vs 17)

3. Stop focusing on what you’ve DONE (vs 20)

4. Start focusing on who you want to BECOME (vs 21)

5. Choose JOY, you have eternal life (vs 22)

Watch this video to dive a little deeper!

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What is the one thing, if removed from your life today, would launch you into the future you’ve been praying for? What’s the real barrier between where you are and where God is calling you?

It may not be obvious, but more often than not, the answer is pride. When pride loosens its grip, growth accelerates.

In this video, we break down the 7 Types of Pride and give you practical, faith-filled tools to overcome the one that’s been quietly limiting you.

1. Arrogant Pride

- Definition: The classic form—exalting oneself above others or God.

- Signs: Boasting, bragging, ignoring correction, dominating conversations.

- Biblical Example: The Pharisee who prayed, “Thank God I’m not like other men” (Luke 18:11).

2. Self-Deprecating Pride

- Definition: Downplaying yourself to draw attention or avoid responsibility while still making it about you.

- Signs: Fishing for compliments, rejecting encouragement, saying “I can’t” when God says you can.

- Biblical Example: Moses resisting God’s call in Exodus 4.

3. Defensive Pride

- Definition: Refusing correction, taking offense quickly, or always needing to justify yourself.

- Signs: Constant defensiveness, inability to admit fault, blaming others.

- Biblical Example: King Saul making excuses instead of obeying God (1 Samuel 15).

4. Independent Pride (Self-Sufficiency)

- Definition: Believing you don’t need God or others, relying solely on yourself.

- Signs: Struggling to pray, rarely asking for help, pushing others away.

- Biblical Example: The rich fool in Luke 12:16–21 who built bigger barns but ignored God.

5. False Humility

- Definition: Acting humble on the outside while still seeking praise or recognition.

- Signs: Pretending to “serve quietly” but feeling resentful when unnoticed, hiding gifts God gave you out of fear of man.

- Biblical Example: The Pharisees fasting and disfiguring their faces to appear humble (Matthew 6:16).

6. Comparative Pride

- Definition: Measuring your worth by comparing yourself to others—whether feeling superior or inferior.

- Signs: Envy when others succeed, boasting when you outperform, insecurity when you don’t.

- Biblical Example: The disciples arguing over who was the greatest (Luke 22:24).

7. Stubborn Pride

- Definition: Refusing to change, forgive, or admit mistakes.

- Signs: Holding grudges, stonewalling in conflict, resisting God’s nudges.

- Biblical Example: Pharaoh hardening his heart against God’s commands (Exodus 8–10).

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