Page 92 of Wyoming Promises

In what ways do Lola and Grace support each other in grief? How does this strengthen their friendship?

Ike recognizes Bridger’s drive to earn money and uses it for his own gain. What are some indications that the love of money has grown too strong in a person?

Mr. Anthony has an instant dislike for Bridger. Have you ever felt that reaction from someone you just met? How did you handle it?

How does Bridger’s support of Lola’s interest in medicine encourage her? Who has shown you that kind of support in seeking your dreams?

Ike arrives at Lola’s doorstep when she’s feeling particularly low. Why does she find it difficult to break all ties with Ike? How do you pull away from a relationship the Lord shows you is not good?

Compare Lola and Mattie. How could their similarities form a common bond? What approach could Lola take to win Mattie for the Lord?

“Forgive and forget” is a common phrase. Is this truly possible? Does the Lord intend for us to forget the transgressions of others completely? Do you agree with Grace, that our “God-given memory” is to help us stay wary in some cases? Why or why not?

Bridger and Frank have very different feelings about their childhood. How does Frank’s attitude toward his injury differ from Bridger’s? How has each brother been shaped by their father’s treatment?

Lola’s broken engagement to Ike makes her question her ability to discern her feelings for Bridger. Is this reasonable? How can we overcome the memory of a poor choice?

Bridger worries about his brother’s safety. Is there ever a place for worry in the life of a believer?

Grace says, “There’s no timeline on love and loss.” Do you agree or disagree?

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