10.02.2016 2 Corinthians-2.pages

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inductive study questions The following questions are designed to open up a more thorough understanding of the scripture. Each week, take the scripture from the sermon or sections from the commentary and unpack them together with these questions.

Want it All - 2 Corinthians 8: 1 - 15

Seeing: Facts Who? Where? When? What is the context? (What came before and what comes after?) (Don’t know? Do research!) Understanding: Context What was the author’s purpose in writing? What man ideas are presented? Sharing: Implication to Humanity How is the author’s main idea helpful to all humanity? Why do you think God put this in the Bible? Responding: Personal Application What speaks to me personally in this passage? What do I think God is asking me to do?

*To hear this message again or others from Eastridge Church, find them at www.eastridgechurch.org/grow/sermons.

inductive study questions The following questions are designed to open up a more thorough understanding of the scripture. Each week, take the scripture from the sermon or sections from the commentary and unpack them together with these questions.

Want it All - 2 Corinthians 8: 1 - 15

Seeing: Facts Who? Where? When? What is the context? (What came before and what comes after?) (Don’t know? Do research!) Understanding: Context What was the author’s purpose in writing? What man ideas are presented? Sharing: Implication to Humanity How is the author’s main idea helpful to all humanity? Why do you think God put this in the Bible? Responding: Personal Application What speaks to me personally in this passage? What do I think God is asking me to do?

*To hear this message again or others from Eastridge Church, find them at www.eastridgechurch.org/grow/sermons.