The Word: In the Beginning

The following questions are to be used as a study aid for the sermon preached at the Grace Place on Sunday, December 4, 2011, by Pastor Tommy Dove. To get the most from these questions, go to www.graceplaceonline.us and listen to the sermon first.

These questions can be used in your private Bible study during the week or as a basis for a small group study. For more information on hosting or leading a small group study, click on "GP Small Groups" under "GP Ministries" at www.graceplace.us.

Explore:

Tell about your beginning. Where were you born?

Where are you in your family’s birth order? Oldest? Middle? Youngest?

What is your earliest memory?

Scripture Reference: John 1:1-18

Excavate:

What does it mean that Jesus is “eternal?”

Why do you think Jesus is called the “Word?”

How do you explain that God and Jesus are One?

Extract:

How does it make you feel that God is omnipresent?

What does God’s unlimited knowledge (omniscient) mean to you?

What makes you realize that God is omnipotent?

Which attribute of God do you appreciate the most?

Prayer:

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