Reflections Questions1. How does the image of God breathing life into Adam (vs 7) deepen your understanding of Scripture being “God‑breathed”? 2 Like Adam (vs 15-17), where do you most feel the pull to “do it your way” instea...

Reflection QuestionsWhat was something from the creation story that stuck out to you? Why? How do you see the Gospel, the good news of Jesus, in Genesis 1? How does the structure of Genesis 1, three days ...

Reflection QuestionsWhat stuck out to you about either the context of Genesis or the opening two verses? Why? How does understanding the wilderness (Exodus) context of when Genesis was written help us to read Genesis w...

Reflection Questions1. Solomon’s final word is “Fear God and keep His commandments.” What is one step, in light of this passage and this book, you could take this week to live that out more intentionally?2. What does it mean to “a...

Reflection Questions1. In light of all we have read in Ecclesiastes, what does it mean to live “worthy of the calling” God has given us, and how can remembering future accountability before God motivate us to live faithfully today?

Reflection Questions1. How does Solomon’s reminder that death comes to all (9:2–3) challenge the way we view our daily lives?2 Which of Solomon’s points on enjoying God’s blessing (9:7-10) resonated with you and why? Daily provisi...

Reflection Questions1. How do verses 5–6 remind us that wisdom involves knowing the right time and the right way to respond? What does this look like practically in our workplaces, churches, or communities?2. How does acknowledgin...

Reflection Questions: 1. How does impatience reveal pride in our hearts? Can you think of a recent situation where impatience led to anger? (Ecc 7:7-12)2. How might reflecting on God’s sovereignty, “consider the words of God,...

Reflection Questions1. Ecclesiastes 7:2 says, “It is better to go to the house of mourning than to go to the house of feasting.” Why might sorrow be more spiritually impactful than celebrations? How does this align with the gospel?

Reflection Questions1. How does the reality of injustice (vs 1-3) deepen your longing for Christ’s return and His perfect justice?2. Solomon warns against both envy-driven toil and lazy disengagement (vs 4-5). Where do you tend to...

Reflection Questions1. In light of verses 1-8, how does acknowledging that time is in God’s hands, not ours, change the way you approach your daily decisions?2. Verse 11 says God has “put eternity into man’s heart.” How do you see...

Reflection Questions1. Solomon pursued every form of pleasure imaginable: wine, wealth, projects, possessions, and relationships (vs 3-11). Why do these things fail to satisfy the soul? How can we enjoy good gifts from God without turnin...

Reflection Questions1. Solomon says, “Vanity of vanities… all is vanity” in verse 2. What areas of life feel most futile to you right now, and why?2. (2 Part Question)   a) How does the phrase “under the sun” help...

Reflection Questions1. What would you say changed for Job in light of his encounter with God in Job 38-41 that leads him to repentance?2. What does today’s passage teach us about the power of God’s word (2 Tim 3:16) and repentance...

Reflection Questions1. How does God’s response in these chapters challenge the way we approach suffering and unanswered questions? In what ways do these chapters expose the limits of human understanding of God?2. What do the rheto...

Reflection Questions1. Which of Eliphaz’s six “mistakes” stuck out to you and why? 2. How is Ephesians 5:15-21 helpful in light of Job 4-5, in understanding how to be prepared to offer biblically grounded encouragement and co...

Reflection Questions1. Given all that has happened this past week, how is Job 2-3 an encouragement to you? 2. What does Job 2 teach us about God? 3. What does Job 2 & 3 teach us about man/sin? 4. H...

Reflection Question1. What are characteristics of Job that we see in Job 1:1-5, and why are they important for us to know about him and to consider about our own spiritual lives? 2. What can we learn from Job’s response to su...

Reflection Questions1. What do verses 23-24 reveal about the Apostle Paul’s heart (aka his desire) towards the church? How is that impactful to you? 2. Which of the 4 desires/words stuck out to you the most, and why? Peace? L...

Reflection Questions1. How alert and persevering is your prayer life? Where do you tend to drift or disengage? 2. What role does prayer play in your spiritual warfare? (Preparation, defense, or both?) How did today’s passage ...

Reflection Questions1. What does it mean to “take up the whole armor of God”? Why is it necessary for standing firm?2. Knowing that the whole armor is meant to be worn altogether, not just in pieces. In your walk with Christ, whic...

Reflection Questions1. What does the Apostle Paul mean when he says our struggle is “not against flesh and blood”? How does that change the way we view conflict in our lives?2. The Apostle Paul describes Satan as organized, powerf...

Reflection QuestionsWhich of the four commands to employees/slaves resonated with you? And how does this passage challenge our cultural view of work, authority, and leadership? Respect (Vs 5), Sincere heart (vs 5), considerate (6), ...

Reflection Questions1. What does it mean for children to obey “in the Lord”? How does this shape our understanding of obedience as an act of worship, not just compliance?2. Why do you think Paul addresses fathers specifically in v...

Reflection Questions1. Which of the five ways husbands are to love their wives stood out to you? (Sacrifically vs 25, Sanctifying vs 26-27, sensitive vs 28-29, satisfying vs 29-30, and specific vs 31-32)2. How does Paul’s command ...