Discussion Group Questions
As you prepare for Sunday, please consider these questions to help you better understand and apply the text in your life.
Discussion Questions
1. Why did Jesus call Himself the bread of life? What’s the significance of Jesus claiming to be the bread of life?
2. How do Jesus’ statements in verses 35-40 encourage you regarding your salvation? What do you learn about the character of God from these verses?
3. If Jesus, unlike bread, can satisfy us forever, what does that mean for our day-to-day living in the present? How can we seek Jesus as our bread of life? What motivates us to do so? How does the promise, “I will raise Him up at the last day” at the end of verse 40 and verse 44 specifically motivate us to be satisfied in Christ now?
Prayer: Joe & Sierah Pliska
1. Why did Jesus call Himself the bread of life? What’s the significance of Jesus claiming to be the bread of life?
2. How do Jesus’ statements in verses 35-40 encourage you regarding your salvation? What do you learn about the character of God from these verses?
3. If Jesus, unlike bread, can satisfy us forever, what does that mean for our day-to-day living in the present? How can we seek Jesus as our bread of life? What motivates us to do so? How does the promise, “I will raise Him up at the last day” at the end of verse 40 and verse 44 specifically motivate us to be satisfied in Christ now?
Prayer: Joe & Sierah Pliska