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Questions for Reflection and Discussion

Why did Jesus describe Himself as a gate and a shepherd?

How does the image of Jesus as the gate connect to His role as a good shepherd?

How do these images show us the compassion of Jesus?

How do these images relate to your personal relationship with God?

In what ways does seeing Jesus as a gate or a good shepherd impact the way we share the gospel?

How do you find rest in seeing Jesus as the good shepherd?

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Questions for Reflection and Discussion

In what ways does light versus darkness relate to our spiritual life?

In John 9, how does the man receiving sight relate to the condition of his heart? And what should that mean to us?

What does it mean to walk in the light?

How can we practice walking in the light right now?

In what ways can we share the light of Jesus with others?

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Here are this week’s questions from John 6

What did Jesus feed the 5,000 (and more)?

Why would some be offended that Jesus said, "I am the bread of life"?

What was the downside of the crowd's reaction to Jesus feeding them?

What was the bread a picture of?

In what ways do you seek what Jesus offers rather than seeking Jesus Himself?

What does this passage teach about how meeting practical needs for people can help build bridges for people to hear the gospel?

How might this passage warn us against emphasizing practical needs over proclaiming the gospel?

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Here are this week’s questions from Daniel 9-12

-What is one of your favorite apocalyptic books, shows, or movies?

-How might the post-apocalyptic genre of literature and media relate to the themes and messages of Daniel 9-12?

-How does the promise of God's rescue impact your view of your current situation?

-What can we learn from Daniel's confession of his own sins and the sins of his people in his prayer in Daniel 9:4-19?

-How does Daniel's prayer model for us how to approach God in times of trouble?

-What do you think is the significance of the "Seventy Sevens" prophecy in Daniel 9:21-27?

-How does the theme of suffering and resurrection in Daniel 10-12 relate to the gospel message?

-How does the promise of resurrection give us hope in the midst of suffering and difficult circumstances?

-In what ways can we remain faithful to God in a faithless world, as Daniel did during his exile in Babylon?

-How is Daniel like Jesus Christ, and in what ways does he and the book of Daniel point us to Christ?

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Questions for Discussion From Daniel 6

- Describe a time in your life where you were faithful with a small thing that paid off later?

- When is it difficult for you to be faithful in small ways?

- Daniel had a secular job. How does this inspire you to make an impact for Jesus in your current position?

- Why were other leaders jealous of Daniel?

- What does it mean to be above approach? And how might some misinterpret what it means to be above approach?

- Describe some of the ways Daniel was faithful in small ways that may have prepared him to face the lion's den.

- How does faithfulness to God in simple ways help us make an impact in the world around us?

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Questions for Discussion:

-What is the contrast between Nebuchadnezzar's pride and fall?

-What did God do in Nebuchadnezzar's life to humble him?

-How was Nebuchadnezzar's punishment fitting for his sin?

-Does the fact that Nebuchadnezzar praised God mean that he became a believer?

-Can we know that Nebuchadnezzar is a believer? Why or why not?

-What do you learn about pride in this story?

-Why does God use hard things to humble us, and as believers... how do we not see that as punishment?

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Describe a situation where you were asked to do something you knew was wrong. How does Daniel 3 help encourage you in situations like the one you experienced?

How are Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego an example of boldness? How can you be bold where you live, work, and play?

Why does God command us to have no other idols before Him? And what are some of the "golden images" we encounter today in our culture?

Re-read Daniel 3:16-18. What sticks out to you in these verses? Focus on verse 18 specifically. Why should we point out that they were willing to obey God even if God didn’t save them?

How do faithfulness and obedience to God go hand in hand in this passage? And in what ways have you seen this play out in your own life?

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questions from Daniel 2

In what ways did King Nebuchadnezzar expect his wisemen to play God? In what ways might you do the same?

Why did Nebuchadnezzar blame Daniel at first?

Why do you think Daniel was so calm, even when his life was threatened?

How does v. 28 challenge you out of self-sufficiency?

What were the biggest components of this story that allowed Daniel to influence culture?

How can we use this story as an example of how we can influence culture?

What are the essentials of what it means to make an influence and not compromise our convictions/beliefs?

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