Dive Deep

The heart of our desire at VCC is to study the Bible because it is the living word of God and has the power to change lives (2 Timothy 3:16-17). This year, we want to provide an opportunity for our church to join together in regular bible study (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10).

  1. A deeper dive into Sunday sermons. (Questions Below)
  • We will have discussion questions in the bulletin each week that pertain to the sermon. You can use these for further study and reflection throughout the week.
  • For those who miss a Sunday, the sermon & these discussion questions can also be found on our website.
  1. New Testament reading plan.
  • As a church, we will begin a New Testament reading plan that will take us through the New Testament, chronologically, in 18 weeks. We will plan for 5 days/week of reading 1-3 chapters a day.
  • The plan we are using is the Bible Recap by Tara-Leigh Cobble. For each day’s bible text reading, the Bible Recap also offers a summary of key points. These can be accessed in a number of different ways, depending on your preference.


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DIVE DEEP INTO THE WORD

 SUNDAY SERMON QUESTIONS

Sunday October 6, 2024 - 23 1 Samuel 27 & 29


How can we discern when we are making decisions out of fear or panic, and what steps can we take to avoid this?

 

In what ways might God be using our valleys or difficult experiences to shape us and prepare us for future purposes?

 

How can we cultivate a support system of trusted friends and mentors to help guide us through challenging times?

 

What role does patience play in navigating through spiritual valleys, and how can we develop this virtue?

 

How might our perspective on difficult situations change if we viewed them as temporary chapters rather than permanent conditions?

 

In what ways can we maintain our faith and trust in God's plan even when we can't see the outcome?

 

How can we learn to recognize and appreciate God's presence and provision even in the midst of our valleys?

 

What spiritual practices or disciplines might help us stay grounded and connected to God during times of struggle or uncertainty?

 

How can we use our own experiences of valleys and mountaintops to empathize with and support others going through similar situations?

 

In what ways might our valleys prepare us for future 'mountaintop' experiences or opportunities to serve God and others?

 


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23 1 Samuel 27 & 29 - STUDY QUESTIONS

03 1 Samuel - STUDY QUESTIONS

02 1 Samuel - STUDY QUESTIONS

01 Intro to 1 Samuel - STUDY QUESTIONS

18 PHILIPPIANS 4:1-5 STUDY QUESTIONS

17 PHILIPPIANS 3:16-21 STUDY QUESTIONS

16 PHILIPPIANS 3:12-16 STUDY QUESTIONS

15 PHILIPPIANS 3:10-16 STUDY QUESTIONS

14 PHILIPPIANS 3:1-11 STUDY QUESTIONS

HOW THE BIBLE RELATES TO US STUDY QUESTIONS

13 PHILIPPIANS 2:17-3:6 STUDY QUESTIONS