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MATTHEW DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
1. What can we learn from the genealogy of Jesus?
2. What is the significance of the name Immanuel?
3. What does it mean Jesus is the Son of God?
4. What beatitude stands out most to you, and why?
5. What teaching in the Sermon on the Mount stands out most to you, and why?
6. What apostle do you most identify with, and why?
7. What is your favorite parable, and why?
8. Read 20:20-28 and explain what we should learn from this passage.
9. Journal your thoughts concerning the Passion Week to include the Garden, the trials, and the cross.
10. Read 28:16-20 and explain how well you think the Church in America is doing with carrying out The Great Commission. How do we improve?
MARK DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
1. What was the purpose of the ministry of John the Baptist?
2. Why did the Holy Spirit send Jesus into the desert to be tempted?
3. What can we learn from the calling of Jesus’ first disciples?
4. Which miracle of Jesus is your favorite to study and why?
5. Which parable of Jesus is your favorite and why?
6. What does Jesus teach about marriage and divorce? Feel free to use Matthew’s gospel also.
7. What is significant about the widow’s offering (12:35-44)?
8. Why is the Lord’s Supper such a significant ordinance in the Church today?
9. How has the cross impacted your life?
10. What are you currently doing to help fulfill the Great Commission?
LUKE DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
1. Why did Luke feel the need to write his gospel account of the Life of Jesus?
2. What can we learn from the response of Zechariah when he was visited by an angel?
3. What can we learn from Mary’s response to her visit from an angel?
4. How does Mary’s song confirm she was a sinner and not a co-redemptrix as some say?
5. What can we learn from the life and ministry of John the Baptist?
6. What stands out to you most in your study of the Book of Luke, and why?
JOHN DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
1. What is the doctrine of the incarnation, and why is it significant?
2. What is the doctrine of the hypostatic union, and why is it significant?
3. What does it mean to be born again?
4. What does it mean that Jesus is the “Bread of Life”?
5. What makes John’s Gospel different from the Synoptic Gospels?
6. What insight can we gain from the Shepherd and sheep relationship presented in the Gospel of John that will help us in our walk with the Lord?
7. What principles can we gain from the Shepherd and sheep relationship presented in the Gospel of John that can help us as Christian leaders?
8. What lessons can be learned in John 13:1-17? Is this event prescriptive or descriptive (Be sure to support your answer to this question with Scripture.)
9. Read John 14:1-14. How can a person be sure he is going to heaven? If Jesus is the only way to heaven, what about people who have never heard about Jesus (Be sure to support your answer to this question with Scripture.)?
10. What was your favorite story/lesson from any of the Gospels, and why?