Bible (Part III) – Reflections / Sharing Questions
- theologysg
- Feb 1, 2022
- 1 min read
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The Bible is God’s love letter to us. What do we do with love letters? We cherish them, keep them close. We take them out and read them again and again and feel edified by the words written done by our loved one. Read this love letter of God and let it fill you with hope and love.
Reflection/Sharing Questions
Post-Confirmands
Before Confirmation, you had support from Catechists in knowing Christ. Now it may seem like you are all on your own journey in life. 1. Have you tried reading the Bible? If yes, how much of it have you read and what was your experience of reading the Bible? If no, what was stopping you?
2. Which is your favourite Bible story or passage? What does it mean to you?
3. What is your plan to engage the Bible more? Which Bible reading plan can you start?
Young Adults
You have now entered the stage of adulthood, independence, and responsibility, and it may feel daunting.
1. Have you tried reading the Bible? If yes, how much of it have you read and what was your experience of reading the Bible? If no, what was stopping you?
2. What role does Scripture play in your day-to-day life?
3. What is your plan to engage the Bible more? What Bible study programme can you start?
Working Adults
As working adults, we have a million and one things to juggle with: work, finance and relationships, etc.
1. Have you tried reading the Bible? If yes, how much of it have you read and what was your experience of reading the Bible? If no, what was stopping you?
2. Are you able to find time to read the Bible during work? Do you think the Bible can guide you in your work?
3. What is your plan to engage the Bible more? What Bible study programme can you start?
Married Couples
We might pray together as a couple but we often fail to talk about our experiences with God to each other.
1. Have you tried reading the Bible? If yes, how much of it have you read and what was your experience of reading the Bible? If no, what was stopping you?
2. What role does the Bible play in your marriage? Is there a Bible passage that resonates with you and your spouse?
3. What is your plan to engage the Bible more along with your spouse?
Parents
Don’t we wish that our child/children have their own relationship with Christ? As parents we can help our children nurture a habit of reflecting upon their relationship with God.
1. Have you tried reading the Bible? If yes, how much of it have you read and what was your experience of reading the Bible? If no, what was stopping you?
2. Do your children know the Bible? How can you get them started in reading the Bible?
3. What is your plan to engage the Bible more along with your children?
Single / Separated / Divorced / Widowed
We all go through different stages and circumstances in life that involve separation and heartbreak.
1. Have you tried reading the Bible? If yes, how much of it have you read and what was your experience of reading the Bible? If no, what was stopping you?
2. Can you name 1 key passage in the Bible which has either sustained you through your heartbreak and change in life, or provided comfort through feelings of loneliness?
3. What is your plan to engage the Bible more in your daily life?