We will study the Gospel of John in 7 parts, looking at 3 chapters per study. This is the second part of the 7-part series.
You will read the John 4-6 and then answer the questions below. Send your answers to your partner. Your Q & A may be typed or handwritten.
Chapter Four
- What trait do Nicodemus and the woman at the well share?
- Why is the fact that Jesus spoke to the woman at the well good news for us?
- Why does Jesus first focus on the woman's need for living water? What can we learn from His example in our own ministry opportunities?
- What is living water? What does it mean to be satisfied by it?
- What are the three main truths of Christianity?
- Why does it matter that the woman understands the depths of her sin? Why not just call her a sinner in general terms?
- What are some excuses you use for not sharing the gospel? How are these excuses an evidence of unbelief?
- What is our role in salvation, and what is God's role? Why is this good news?
- How is informed belief about Jesus necessary for authentic faith?
- What titles have been used for Jesus through the first four chapters of John, and what do they tell us about Jesus?
Chapter Five
- What claim does Jesus make in response to the accusations of the Pharisees?
- What does it mean that Jesus "is not able to do anything on His own" (John 5:19)?
- Why does Jesus describe John the Baptist as a lamp?
- What is the primary purpose of Scripture?
Chapter Six
- What four details in John 6:1-4 connect Jesus to Moses?
- Why is Moses used as a comparison for Jesus?
- Have you ever noticed your own spiritual hunger?
- Summarize Jesus's sermon in the passage John 6:22-60 with three major truths.
- In John 6:35-40, 61-65, what three truths about the elect do we see?
- Who are the elect?
- Why do the elect come to Jesus? Why is this good news?
- Why are you unable to come to God on your own?
- Who is a disciple of Jesus? Is it possible to be a Christian without being a disciple?
- Describe the connection between Isaiah's and Peter's confessions.
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