1. In Revelation 7:9, John sees a great multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language worshiping together before the throne. What stands out to you about this picture of heaven? What does it reveal about God's heart for His people?

2. Clay talked about how the world sends the message, "If you're made for more, you better pay for more." Where do you see that mindset show up in everyday life? How is the Kingdom of God different?

3. Read Ephesians 2:19–22. Paul describes believers as members of God's household, being built together into a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit. What do you think it means that we are being built together rather than individually? How should that shape the way we approach community and relationships?

4. Clay described how the enemy uses division, isolation, and separation to disrupt unified worship. What are some things that tend to divide people, even within the Church? Why do you think those things can become such barriers to unity?

5. In Acts 2:1–12, the Holy Spirit comes upon the disciples, and people from different nations hear the gospel in their own languages. Clay described this as a reversal of what happened at the Tower of Babel. What do you think this tells us about the role of the Holy Spirit in bringing people together?

6. Clay said, "If Jesus already tore it down, what are we doing holding up barriers?" What are some barriers we might unintentionally create between ourselves and others? Have you ever found yourself making assumptions about someone based on their background, culture, experiences, or beliefs?

7. Read Matthew 28:19–20. Jesus calls His followers to make disciples of all nations. How does being part of a diverse, unified church help us live out this mission? What might we miss when we only surround ourselves with people who are like us?

8. Clay's challenge was to ask the Holy Spirit how we can make the picture in Revelation 7:9 a reality today. Take a few minutes to ask Him: Is there an area where I need to grow in unity, step outside my comfort zone, or build a relationship with someone different from me? What is one practical step I can take this week?