Out of the Ashes to Dream Again - Louie Giglio

Inspired by Passion’s recent trip to the Holy Land, Pastor Louie shares a powerful talk on the "road" to revitalized dreams. The excavation of the “Pilgrim Road” drove Pastor Louie to share on the importance of God’s timing and His will to draw us into His presence. Under the ruin, the layers of dirt and decay lie a path toward freedom and a relationship with God. It is on this path and in His presence that we regain our ability to dream; to envision our unique life lived for the glory of God and the good of others.

VERSES // Psalm 126, Acts 2:14-21, Isaiah 60:22, Joel 2:28-32

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS //

1. What was Pastor Louie’s story of the family at the airport all about? What is the spiritual reality behind this image?
2. What is the ‘dream’ Pastor Louie talks about? Where does this ‘dream’ originate?
3. Can you put words to the dream God has put on your heart and life?
4. What is the significance of the “streams in the Negev” (Ps. 126:5-6)? What irony can be found in this?
5. Try to recall what was the purpose of the “Southern Steps.” How could the concept of the ‘Ascent’ be replicated today when it comes to meeting with God publicly and privately?
6. What is powerful about archaeological excavation? Pastor Louie alludes to the importance of “giving God time.” What is his point in sharing this?
7. Does anyone know of any other faith-affirming archaeological excavations?
8. Read Psalm 126:5-6. When was the last time you cried and what was it that led you to cry?
9. Has God ever used the sowing of your tears to reap a harvest? Share that story with your group.
10.What is the ‘step’ God may be calling you to take right now – to make progress on the pilgrim’s road?