Chapter 6 Question
Greetings All,
I have been asked by several people about the possibility of using What If God Is Like This? as material for a small group study. To assist with that, I have decided to come up with a series of discussion questions for each chapter. That way, if you decide to use the book in a small group setting you can either come up with your own questions or use some of these that I provide. Remember one of the purposes of this book is not just to provide possible answers for questions but to generate new ones as well. This is the journey not the destination :)
Chapter 6 Questions:
1. Can anything be hard for an all powerful God?
2. If God is all powerful, why was the crucifixion needed?
3. Have you ever wondered why it was a big deal for Christ to die if he was back 3 days later? How do you feel about the possible reasoning the chapter presented?
4. Would you be willing to die for someone if you knew you would be back alive in 3 days?
5. Does the fact that Christ was crying and pleading for a different way in the Garden of Gethsemane imply that God is weak?
6. How/did this chapter cause you to look differently on the Crucifixion?
7. How does the crucifixion make Christianity different than any other religion?
8. Does the idea that the Crucifixion was hard for God change your view of Him at all?
As always feel free to ask your own questions as well.
I have been asked by several people about the possibility of using What If God Is Like This? as material for a small group study. To assist with that, I have decided to come up with a series of discussion questions for each chapter. That way, if you decide to use the book in a small group setting you can either come up with your own questions or use some of these that I provide. Remember one of the purposes of this book is not just to provide possible answers for questions but to generate new ones as well. This is the journey not the destination :)
Chapter 6 Questions:
1. Can anything be hard for an all powerful God?
2. If God is all powerful, why was the crucifixion needed?
3. Have you ever wondered why it was a big deal for Christ to die if he was back 3 days later? How do you feel about the possible reasoning the chapter presented?
4. Would you be willing to die for someone if you knew you would be back alive in 3 days?
5. Does the fact that Christ was crying and pleading for a different way in the Garden of Gethsemane imply that God is weak?
6. How/did this chapter cause you to look differently on the Crucifixion?
7. How does the crucifixion make Christianity different than any other religion?
8. Does the idea that the Crucifixion was hard for God change your view of Him at all?
As always feel free to ask your own questions as well.
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