Small Group Questions for Sermon Series How to Study the Bible Week 3

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1. How does the story of the woman who wasn't afraid of the devil challenge our perceptions of fear and faith? What does it reveal about facing spiritual challenges with confidence?

2. Have you ever been so focused on your own plans or worries that you missed an opportunity for peace or a "God moment"? How can we become more aware of these opportunities?

3. In the illustration of the FedEx package, what do the items inside symbolize in the context of our spiritual journey? How can we better utilize the resources God provides us?

4. The sermon mentions several metaphors for the Bible, such as "a Bible in the hand is worth two in the bookcase." What do these metaphors mean to you, and how do they emphasize the importance of engaging with Scripture?

5. Reflect on 2 Timothy 3:16-17. How has Scripture taught, corrected, or equipped you in your personal life? Can you share an example?

6. D.L. Moody said, “The scriptures were not given for our information but our transformation.” How have you experienced transformation through the study of the Bible?

7. Mark Twain expressed that the passages of Scripture he understood troubled him the most. How do you deal with Scripture that convicts or challenges you?

8. How can the SOAP method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer) enhance your Bible study? Can you share a recent experience where you applied this method?

9. How do you integrate the teachings of the Bible into your daily life? What steps do you take to ensure that Scripture guides your actions and decisions?

10. What steps can you take this week to deepen your engagement with Scripture? How can you support each other in your small group to grow in understanding and applying God's Word?