On The Way - Episode 33 - Luke Ch 11:29 - 12:12

02/23/23 • 11 min

Here are the discussion question for this episode:

Jesus compared Himself to Jonah and Solomon. Both were prophets whose messages were received by the people. Did Jesus purposefully connect Himself to them rather than a prophet who was ignored? (Luke 11:32)
How strict are you in guarding your eyes from things that will lead to sin? (Luke 11:34)
Should Christians tithe or is tithing only an obsolete part of the Old Covenant law? (Luke 11:42)
Can you describe a time the Holy Spirit spoke through you? (Luke 12:11-12)

Here are the discussion question for this episode:

Jesus compared Himself to Jonah and Solomon. Both were prophets whose messages were received by the people. Did Jesus purposefully connect Himself to them rather than a prophet who was ignored? (Luke 11:32)
How strict are you in guarding your eyes from things that will lead to sin? (Luke 11:34)
Should Christians tithe or is tithing only an obsolete part of the Old Covenant law? (Luke 11:42)
Can you describe a time the Holy Spirit spoke through you? (Luke 12:11-12)

Thank you for joining me for this episode of On The Way. Here are the discussion question for this episode:

The religious expert was able to summarize the Old Covenant Jewish law the same way Jesus did: love God and love people. How is it that such a complex list of rules can be summarized so succinctly? (Luke 10:27)
Jews hated Samaritans, but Jesus used a Samaritan as an example of sacrificial love. Are there people in our world that are seen as the enemy or as outcasts that we need to see as neighbors? How can we be neighborly to them? (Luke 10:29)
Jesus praised Mary for focusing on Jesus rather than on Martha's tasks. Are you naturally more like Mary (relationship focused) or like Martha (task focused)? (Luke 10:42)
Do you see Jesus' example prayer in Luke 11:2-4 as a passage we should quote, as an outline that we should follow, or simply as an example of how we can talk to God? (Luke 11:2-4)

Thank you for joining me for this episode of On The Way. Here are the discussion question for this episode:

Accumulating earthly treasures causes people to neglect spiritual things. How should people who have significant wealth avoid this problem? (Luke 12:21)
Practically speaking, how should we apply Jesus' command not to worry about what we will eat? Should we stop grocery shopping? (Luke 12:22)
What should we do to prepare for the return of Christ? (Luke 12:40)
Read Luke 12:54-56. How can a weatherman's ability to predict the weather compare to our ability to predict the future of the church?
Luke 13:24 says the door to God's Kingdom is narrow. What are the methods that some people will try to use to enter the Kingdom but fail?