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The Five Most Important Questions Jesus Asked
These topical studies are intended for personal reflection and small groups.
In a Gospel full of questions, Jesus asked some that still carry weight today. This series walks through five of the most important — each one a doorway into who He is, and who we’re becoming.
5 studies · Songs and Bible Study series
Great for small groups.
The most important question
Who Do You Say I Am?
The most important question Jesus ever asked — moving from rumor and guesswork to bold confession of who He is.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The second most important question
Do You Love Me?
The second most important question Jesus asked — restoring Peter after failure, by a charcoal fire on the shore. Not performance, but love.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The third most important question
What Do You Want Me to Do for You?
The third most important question Jesus asked — to the blind beggars on the road to Jericho. Borrowed faith becomes sight when mercy opens eyes.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The fourth most important question
Why Are You So Afraid?
The fourth most important question Jesus asked — in the storm on the Sea of Galilee — to stir. Fear isn’t just an emotion; it’s a theology under pressure
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The fifth most important question
Do You Want to Get Well?
The fifth most important question Jesus asked — to a man stuck for thirty-eight years. Not about technique or theology, but desire.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
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