1. Read Job 12:12; Psalms 71:6-9, 17-18, 92:14 and 148:12-13. What do you learn from these verses about age and spiritual vitality?
2. Read Deut. 34:5-7; Joshua 14:6-12, 24:29; Luke 1:5-9 and 2:36-38. How does the aged serve God's people?
3. If you are an older woman, how did the verses from the previous questions encourage or challenge you to press on in serving others?
4. If you are younger, how did the verses from the two questions challenge your thinking about the spiritual vitality of the aged?
5. What are some ways you can show an attribute of honor and respect toward the aged?
6. If you are a young woman, as yourself, "Am I living in such a way now that I will be qualified to teach the younger women someday?" And "What priorities do I need to work on more so that I will possess the godly qualities of Titus 2 when I am older?".
7. If you are older, ask yourself, "Am I living according to the priorities of Titus 2:3-5? Do I possess the qualities listed in Titus 2:305? If not, consider what steps you can take so you can begin to live this way.
8. The goal for every woman, whatever the age, is to live according to God's priorities. And we have privilege of following those priorities all of our lives! What disciplines and habits do you have now that will aid your spiritual growth in the long run?
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