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True beauty is more than skin deep. Which of these truths resonated with you the most this week?

1️⃣ Reflecting God’s Image – Knowing my beauty is not about me, but about who I represent.

2️⃣ The Power of Conduct – Understanding that how I carry myself can draw others to Christ.

3️⃣ Humility & Inner Peace – Seeing humility and a gentle spirit as the foundation of true beauty.

4️⃣ Eternal Over External – Shifting my focus from outward beauty to what lasts forever.

As we close out this week’s study on beauty, let’s take a moment to reflect on what we’ve learned. True beauty isn’t about outward appearance, but about the image we reflect. The image of God. It’s found in the way we carry ourselves, in our humility, in a gentle and quiet spirit that comes from within.

We’ve seen that beauty isn’t something we manufacture, but something we cultivate by walking in reverence for the Lord. It’s a light that shines through our character, our actions, and our faith. The world tells us beauty fades, but God reminds us that the beauty of a woman who fears the Lord is eternal.

1 Samuel 16:7 reminds us of this truth: "But the Lord said to Samuel, ‘Do not look at his appearance or at his physical stature, because I have refused him. For the Lord does not see as man sees; for…

The world and the Word have very different views on beauty. Which one do you feel influences you the most?

1️⃣ Social Media’s Standards – I feel pressured by society’s idea of beauty and appearance.

2️⃣ God’s Definition – I focus more on my character and heart rather than my outward beauty.

3️⃣ A Little of Both – I enjoy looking nice, but I also know my true beauty is internal.

4️⃣ Still Learning – I’m working on seeing myself the way God does.

As we have discussed, beauty is often measured by outward appearance, but God’s Word reminds us that true beauty goes much deeper. We live in a world dominated by social media, which glorifies flawless skin, trendy outfits, and picture-perfect moments, but 1 Peter 3:3 tells us, "Your beauty should not come from outward adornment, such as elaborate hairstyles and the wearing of gold jewelry or fine clothes."

This doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy looking nice, but it challenges us to shift our focus. External beauty fades, but eternal beauty lasts forever. Ask yourself today, are you investing more in your outward beauty or your eternal beauty? Let’s reflect on what matters most!

Proverbs 31:30 reminds us that a woman who fears the Lord will be praised. When we live in reverence to God, it shows in our actions and how we interact with others. How have you experienced this praise in your own life?

1️⃣ Through a Moment of Peace in a Storm – I’ve been praised for staying calm and trusting God when everything around me was chaotic.

2️⃣ Through a Difficult Decision – People have recognized my ability to make tough decisions that honor God’s will, even when it wasn’t easy.

3️⃣ Through Serving Others – I’ve been thanked or recognized for selflessly helping others, reflecting God’s love and care.

4️⃣ Through a Changed Perspective – Others have seen a transformation in how I handle situations, and they’ve praised my growth in trusting God more deeply.

When beauty is mentioned, it’s often associated with the outward appearance of a person, but the Bible reminds us that charm can be deceiving, and physical beauty will fade. What truly lasts is a heart that reveres God. The fear of the Lord—our deep awe, respect, and love for Him—is what makes us truly beautiful. Proverbs 31:30 says, “Charm is deceitful, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord shall be praised.”

A woman who fears the Lord carries a beauty that doesn’t age, doesn’t fade, and isn’t dependent on trends. Her beauty is rooted in wisdom, kindness, and a spirit that reflects God’s glory.

Reflect: Consider how your reverence for God shapes your attitude and actions. How can

you honor God more in your daily life?

A gentle spirit isn’t about being weak—it’s about having peace and strength under control. What helps you stay calm and maintain a gentle and quiet spirit?

1️⃣ Prayer & Surrender – Giving my emotions to God and trusting Him fully.

2️⃣ Patience & Self-Control – Taking a step back before I react.

3️⃣ Speaking Life – Choosing words that bring peace instead of conflict.

4️⃣ Learning & Growing – It’s not easy, but I’m working on it.

In a world that glorifies loudness, dominance, and quick reactions, God calls us to something deeper; a beauty that radiates from within. 1 Peter 3:4 reminds us that true beauty comes from “the hidden person of the heart, with the incorruptible beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is very precious in the sight of God.”

This doesn’t mean being silent or passive, it means having strength under control. A gentle spirit is rooted in trust in God’s sovereignty. It allows us to respond with love, wisdom, and kindness, even when life challenges us.

How do you cultivate a gentle and quiet spirit in your daily life?

True beauty is rooted in humility. Which of these aspects of humility do you find most beautiful?

1️⃣ Grace in Action – Staying kind and patient, even when it’s hard.

2️⃣ Confidence in God – Trusting His plan instead of seeking validation.

3️⃣ A Heart of Service – Putting others before yourself with love.

4️⃣ Letting Go of Pride – Surrendering control and allowing God to lead.

In a world that celebrates outward appearance, God calls us to a beauty that runs much deeper. True beauty isn’t about being seen, it’s about reflecting God’s heart.

1 Peter 5:6-7 reminds us: “Humble yourselves, therefore, under God’s mighty hand, that He may lift you up in due time. Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.”

A woman who walks in humility isn’t focused on drawing attention to herself, she radiates peace, grace, and confidence, knowing that God is the one who lifts her up.

As we reflect today, ask yourself: How does humility shape the way I express beauty in my daily life?

Chaste conduct is about honoring God in our actions, words, and relationships, showing the world a beauty that never fades. Which aspect of chaste conduct do you think is most important?

1️⃣ Honoring God in My Actions – Living in a way that reflects His love and holiness.

2️⃣ Speaking with Grace & Wisdom – Using words that uplift, not tear down.

3️⃣ Practicing Self-Control – Choosing purity in thoughts, actions, and relationships.

4️⃣ Setting an Example for Others – Leading by example and inspiring others to live righteously.

True beauty isn’t just about how we look, it’s about how we live. 1 Peter 3:2 reminds us that when our conduct is pure and full of respect for God, it can lead others to Christ.

The world focuses on outward beauty, but God looks at the heart. A noble woman’s beauty is seen in her patience, kindness, humility, and the way she treats others. It’s not about appearances, it’s about the light we shine.

As you reflect today, ask yourself: Does my conduct reflect the beauty of Christ?

The world says beauty is about looks, but God says it’s much deeper. Which of these do you believe defines true beauty the most?

1️⃣ A Kind Heart – True beauty is found in love, kindness, and compassion for others.

2️⃣ A Spirit of Faith – A woman who trusts in God radiates a beauty that never fades.

3️⃣ Confidence in Christ – Knowing your worth in God makes you truly beautiful.

4️⃣ All of the Above! – Beauty is a combination of our heart, faith, and identity in God.

The world defines beauty by what we see. Our looks, our clothes, and our status. But God’s definition of beauty goes deeper. Psalm 139:14 reminds us, “I praise You because I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” True beauty isn’t about appearance; it’s about being created in the image of a perfect, loving God. It’s found in our character, our kindness, our faith, and our purpose. When we embrace who we are in Christ, we reflect a beauty that never fades.

Today, take a moment to shift your perspective: How does God define beauty in you?