4. ”What is one way you can apply this truth to your life this week?”
Your goal is to guide each person to respond to God in a tangible way. You don’t want to pressure people to reply, but you do want to give each person an opportunity to easily respond and, if needed, to receive prayer, so it is often best to move into smaller groups at this point so that people can share more freely.
Got it? Don’t ask so many questions next time your small group Bible study meets. Try these four questions, giving people time to really wrestle with Scripture and share with one another.
It’s actually very simple. God’s Word is powerful and his Spirit is at work. Just ask a few good questions that move people to the heart of the passage, let them discuss what it looks like in their everyday lives, and then let them talk and pray through how God is asking them to personally respond. If you do this, you’ll see lives changed, including your own.
This article on small group Bible study questions originally appeared here.
