Reviewing Your Bible Study

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Bible Study Review Sheet

  1. How was it?
    1. Terrible: Most disengaged, boring, significant tension, confusion
    2. Not Great: Many disengaged, flat, core message unclear, minimal application
    3. Solid: Most engaged, good energy, core message clear, space for application
    4. Great: Not only Solid but also fun, group connected with text, clear soft-heartedness
    5. Amazing: Whole group engaged, electrifying, prophetic encounter with the Word
  2. What am I thankful for? How did God make himself known?
  3. What didn't work or fell flat? Anything I could do differently?
  4. Is there anyone that I should meet with outside the group to follow up with?
  5. What part of leading do I want to work on next time?
    1. Encouraging healthy group conversations
    2. Showing the group my own curiosity and joy
    3. Giving a brief and helpful background
    4. Preparing and selecting great questions
    5. Summarizing the core message
    6. Leading our group into transformative application
    7. Keeping a good pace so we finish on time

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Resource Topic - Primary
Leadership
Resource Type
Guide
Audience
Everyone
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The National Scripture Engagement Team develops resources and experiences that help people meet God in Scripture together. Their vision statement is Love Scripture. Lead Scripture. and they seek to cultivate healthy engagement of the Bible that increases our love for Jesus through Scripture and our witness to Jesus through Scripture. Please contact Christy Gates with questions or for more information.