1. Describe and give examples of the people mentioned in Psalm 1:1.
2. In his message, Bill gave three ways the Bible can be considered important to our lives. What were they and how can they be applied to our lives in a practical way? In other words, God’s Word is compared to water. How does that analogy help us better understand the need to read and study the Bible?
3. In Psalm 119 (the longest psalm in the Bible), probably all but about 10 verses mention God’s Word in some form. Consider dividing into several groups, divide up the Scripture into sections, and look for all the different ways God’s Word is referred to.
4. In Hebrews 4:12, what does it mean that God’s Word cuts like a sword? In what ways is God’s Word dangerous?
5. This verse also tells us the Word has 2 abilities. What are they and how do they work?
6. Read 2 Timothy 3:16-17. These verses tell us the Bible is God’s inspired word. What does it mean when it says “God-breathed” or “inspired?”
