Whether you're a pastor, a missionary, a youth director, or a volunteer in your church's Sunday School, you occasionally ask questions in the context of group Bible studies. If you employ the three basic kinds of questions, and keep a critical eye on how you word them, your questions will hit bull's-eye most of the time. You ask observation questions to familiarize them with passage details and to set the stage for interpretation. Here are a few observation questions you might use. B. Interpretation .
Learners mull over the facts of the passage and identify timeless truths or principles.
C. Life-related . What Jesus has done for us may not seem as dramatic as an exorcism. Yet He has changed our lives, too. A frequent cause of discussion breakdown is poorly-worded questions. A robust Bible discussion depends on the following guidelines.