Here are some reflection questions for you, your family, C-groups or friends to help you process, discuss and apply this Sundays message.​​

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• Pastor Chris mentioned that we often don't realize the condition of our hearts until something goes wrong. Can you think of a time when you became aware that your heart needed some attention or change?

• David was called 'a man after God's own heart' despite his serious failures. What do you think made the difference between David and other biblical figures who fell away from God?

• The sermon mentioned that 'God doesn't want behavior modification, He wants heart transformation.' What's the difference between these two approaches, and why do you think heart transformation is more important?

• In Ezekiel 36, God promises to replace our 'heart of stone' with a 'heart of flesh.' What do you think this metaphor means in practical terms for our daily lives?

• Pastor Chris talked about three ways to cooperate with the Holy Spirit: partnership, examination, and guarding our hearts. Which of these three do you find most challenging and why?

• David wrote in Psalm 139, 'Search me, God, and know my heart.' How comfortable are you with the idea of God having complete access to examine every part of your heart?

• Solomon advised to 'guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.' What are some practical ways we can guard our hearts in today's world?

• If someone were to describe your heart today, what words do you think they would use? What words would you want them to use?