Bring a question
How do I ask a good question during Bible study?
Start with the book, chapter, and verse. Then name one word, connection, or application you want to understand, and ask the group to look at it in context.
Saturdays · 8 AM Pacific · 10 AM Central · 11 AM Eastern

Before Saturday
Turn a broad concern into one Scripture question
A question gives everyone something concrete to read together. The clearest questions begin with the words on the page.
Write the verse reference, read what comes before and after it, and ask a question such as “Who is Jesus speaking to here?” or “How does the next verse clarify this?”
Read in the KJV · Acts 8:30-35 · Nehemiah 8:8
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In this interactive online Bible Study, Vince explores the words, miracles, and prophecies of Christ, what He accomplished on the cross, and how it all applies to your life. Come ready to grow in faith and have the eyes of your understanding opened.

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Questions & answers
Questions about the Saturday study
Can I ask about a verse I find difficult?
Yes. Share the reference and explain which part you want to understand.
How long should my question be?
One or two sentences are usually enough to give the group a clear starting point.




