Scriptures: Jeremiah 1:4-9 and Romans 12:1-13

Have you ever felt like you weren’t “enough” for something God might be calling you to do?
What helped you push through—or what held you back?
Jeremiah tried to excuse himself because of his age.
What are some “excuses” we often make that keep us from stepping into what God made us for?

What does being “available” to God look like in real life—at home, at work, or at school?
Is there anything getting in the way of that availability right now?
God doesn’t ask for perfection, but for a willing heart.
What’s one area in your life where you feel like God might be asking you to show up differently?

Why do you think humility is so essential in representing God well?
Can you think of someone who reflects Jesus in a humble, real way?
Romans 12 talks about using our gifts for the good of others.
What’s one gift or strength God’s given you, and how could you use it more intentionally?
What does it mean to “love sincerely” and “honor others above yourself”?
Can you think of a real-life moment when someone did that for you—or when you had a chance to do that for someone else?

Which part of this message hits home the most for you right now: Being custom made? Available? Humble? Representing Christ?
What’s one step you want to take this week in that area?
How can we, as a group, encourage each other to walk in God’s purpose and power—without getting in our own heads or trying to do it alone?