Discussing A Book Of The Bible In Group
SEVEN Bible Study Questions YOU CAN USE on Repeat.
These seven open-ended questions are for anyone who wants to help their community group dig deeper into Scripture. These discussion questions will lead your group to meaningful conversations and stronger connections around any passage of scripture in the Bible.
Reading books of the Bible together in group can be a fantastic way to have accountability in your reading of scripture. If you decide to read a whole book of the Bible in group, just make sure everyone knows what sections will be discussed at the coming group. Then use these seven very open ended questions to get conversations going.
Thoughtful, open-ended questions can turn a stilted conversation into an engaged discussion, helping people process Scripture, share their insights, and grow together in faith. If you’re looking for simple but powerful ways to guide your small group into deeper territory, these seven Bible study questions can help. Don’t be afraid of asking hard questions or of answers that introduce doubt into the conversation. Transparency and wrestling with our faith together will fuel the spiritual journeys of everyone in your group!
What stands out to you in this Bible passage?
What’s especially surprising, odd, or confusing about what we’ve read?
How do you feel challenged or encouraged by what we’ve read?
What does this passage tell you about God’s character?
How could you apply what we’ve read to your everyday life?
Who in your life might need to hear this message?
What do you still have questions or doubts about, and how could we find answers together?