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Why A Group Discussion? Why Do Groups Matter? Groups are essential to the health and mission of a church. "ey are likely the starting point for community, discipleship, and service in your church. In fact, recent research* shows that people involved in groups are healthier spiritually than those who aren’t.
Good questions are valuable because: The Bible discussion leader asks questions to help the others become “discoverers.” The leader is not a teacher. He is a guide and a participant himself. He uses questions that help the group discover, understand, and apply biblical truths. He does this by:
SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDY DISCUSSION QUESTIONS » Did you learn anything new or see something in a different light through your study today/this week? » What does this passage reveal about the character of God? » What biblical truths were re-vealed and how might these look in action today? In your own life? In your family? In your ministry?
What are small groups? - Small groups come in all shapes but in small sizes of around 5-10 people. Your group can be a bible study, book club, running group, etc. Every small group includes hospitality, prayer, and discussion to help participants make friends, make disciples, and make a difference. When do small groups meet and for how long?
SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDY and discussion guide is designed to be used by a group of 4-10 people who want to further discuss the concepts in this book and dig deeper into God’s Word. Note: The use of a study Bible will help you with questions you have about the Bible passages.
A small group Bible study is an integral part of the overall discipleship process. People are interacting regularly with others who will encourage them, help them understand the Bible, process the gospel of grace, and walk alongside them as they follow Christ in their everyday lives. What are some of the outcomes of Bible Study? People will ...
The focus of these questions ranges from comprehension of the reading, to personal examination, to group discussion. It may be most convenient to break these questions down into five daily portions of two questions each (with a sixth day devoted to “Going Deeper”; see below).
