[d]Group questions

1. Read Ephesians 6 as a group together.

2. Where are you most vulnerable to spiritual attack right now—in your mind, your relationships, your identity, or your habits? How does the armor of God speak directly to that vulnerability?

3. Paul says our struggle is not against flesh and blood—but how often do we live as if it is? Who or what have you been wrongly treating as “the enemy,” and how could that change this week?

4. Which piece of the armor of God do you tend to “leave off” or forget most often? What would it look like to intentionally put that piece on daily—practically and prayerfully?

5. Shannon said, “Stop fighting spiritual battles with earthly weapons.” What are some earthly weapons (control, pride, silence, sarcasm, etc.) we often use in our homes or workplaces—and how can we replace them with spiritual ones?

6. Paul ends this section not with another piece of armor, but with a call to pray in the Spirit at all times. What’s one practical step you can take to develop a lifestyle of Spirit-led, ongoing prayer—not just as a habit, but as your source of strength in the fight?