Study Questions — John 3
5 questions
What does it mean to be 'born again' and how does this concept affect your understanding of salvation?
Thematic focusSpiritual rebirth and salvation.
Taking it furtherEncourages the reader to reflect on their personal experience of spiritual rebirth and its implications for their faith journey.
How does the analogy of the wind in John 3:8 help you understand the work of the Holy Spirit in your life?
Thematic focusThe work of the Holy Spirit.
Taking it furtherInvites the reader to consider the mysterious and powerful ways the Holy Spirit moves in their life and the lives of others.
In what ways does John 3:16 shape your understanding of God's love and the purpose of Jesus' mission?
Thematic focusGod's love and the mission of Jesus.
Taking it furtherChallenges the reader to embrace the depth of God's love and the significance of Jesus' sacrifice for humanity.
How does the contrast between light and darkness in John 3:19-21 speak to your personal walk with God?
Thematic focusLight versus darkness in spiritual life.
Taking it furtherEncourages the reader to examine areas of their life where they may be hiding from God's light and to seek greater transparency and truth.
What does John the Baptist's statement in John 3:30, 'He must increase, but I must decrease,' mean for your personal humility and service?
Thematic focusHumility and the exaltation of Christ.
Taking it furtherChallenges the reader to consider how they can prioritize Christ's presence and work in their life over their own desires and ambitions.
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