Leading Bible Discussions
Overview
Anyone can be the match that ignites a Bible discussion. All it takes is a few basic skills. This book will help you learn:
- how to start a group
- how to decide what to study
- how to prepare to lead
- how to study the Bible
- how to use a study guide
- how to write your own questions
- how to lead the discussion
- how to evaluate the study
Over 100,000 copies of this basic handbook (now revised and expanded) have helped people like you with the basics of better Bible discussions.
Top Highlights
“1. Approach questions. An approach question is asked at the beginning of the study before the passage is read” (source)
“Second, an approach question gets people thinking along the lines of the topic of the study” (source)
“Usually twelve to fifteen questions are sufficient for a one-hour study.” (source)
“A good study should have a clearly defined purpose. Once you have studied the passage on your own, form a statement of purpose for the study based on the primary focus of the passage.” (source)
“Third, an approach question can reveal where our thoughts or feelings need to be transformed by Scripture” (source)
