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People of the Book

EPISODE · Feb 29, 2020 · 33 MIN

People of the Book

from Central Speaks · host Hamilton Central Baptist Church, NZ.

Life Group Discussion Questions Text: 2 Timothy 3:16-17 1. What is your favourite passage in the Bible? 2. If you were asked by a non-churched friend where they should start reading the Bible, where would you tell? Why? 3. How worthwhile is it (in your opinion) placing Bible’s in every motel/hotel room and prison cell, etc? 4. In what ways do you feed your spiritual soul from the Bible? 5. 2 Timothy 3:16,17 talks about the ways the scriptures teach, rebuke, correct and train us in righteousness. What examples do you have of this in your life? 6. How has the word of God illuminated the “path” in your life? (Psalm 119:105) Share examples. 7. What are you going to do this week to make the Bible more a part of your life?

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