New Testament / John / John 21 Study Questions — John 21 5 questions
How does Jesus' reinstatement of Peter after his denial demonstrate the nature of forgiveness and restoration? Thematic focus Forgiveness and Restoration.
Taking it further Encourages the reader to reflect on areas in their life where they need to seek or offer forgiveness and to trust in God's ability to restore relationships.
What does Jesus' command to 'feed my sheep' reveal about the responsibilities of spiritual leadership? Thematic focus Spiritual Leadership and Responsibility.
Taking it further Challenges the reader to consider how they are nurturing and guiding others in their faith journey.
In what ways does the miraculous catch of fish symbolize the abundance that comes from obedience to Jesus? Thematic focus Obedience and Divine Provision.
Taking it further Encourages the reader to trust in God's provision and to act in obedience, even when circumstances seem uncertain.
How does Jesus' interaction with Peter about his future (John 21:18-19) challenge you to trust God with your own future? Thematic focus Trust in God's Plan.
Taking it further Invites the reader to surrender their future to God, trusting in His plan and purpose for their life.
What does the conversation between Jesus and Peter about John teach us about focusing on our own calling rather than comparing ourselves to others? Thematic focus Individual Calling and Contentment.
Taking it further Encourages the reader to focus on their unique calling and to avoid the trap of comparison with others.
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