Hear His Voice: 30-Day New Testament Challengeනියැදිය

Day 25 of 30 (James 1 to 5 & 1 Peter 1 to 5)

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Head/Heart/Hands Questions Day 25 of 30 (James 1–5 & 1 Peter 1–5)

Hope you’ve listened to the Audio Bible! Now, take some time to meet with your group. Below are some sample questions to guide your conversation, but feel free to add your own too.

🧠 Head (What did the passage say?)

1. What passages—like “love your neighbor as yourself” (James 2:8 NIV) and “love one another deeply, from the heart” (1 Peter 1:22 NIV)—highlight the central call to love?
2. Where do you see trials, such as “consider it pure joy… whenever you face trials” (James 1:2–4 NIV) or “though now for a little while you may have had to suffer grief” (1 Peter 1:6–7 NIV)?
3. Which example best shows holiness, like “be holy in all you do” (1 Peter 1:15–16 NIV) or keeping oneself from being polluted by the world (James 1:27)?
4. What teaching—such as taming the tongue (James 3:1–12)—challenges common attitudes about speech?
5. How do these chapters—especially “offer hospitality to one another without grumbling” (1 Peter 4:9 NIV)—reveal God’s heart for hospitality?

❤️ Heart (What does it mean for me?)

1. Which verse—like 1 Peter 1:22—gives you hope about living in love?
2. How do the perspectives on trials in James 1 and 1 Peter 1 strengthen your faith?
3. When have you pursued holiness like the examples in these chapters?
4. How does the call to control your speech challenge your heart?
5. How does showing hospitality reflect God’s welcome in your worship?

🤲 Hands (How will I live it out?)

1. Show love to someone in a practical way this week.
2. Respond to a trial with faith and patience instead of frustration.
3. Take a step toward personal holiness in your thoughts, words, or actions.
4. Speak words that build up and avoid harmful talk.
5. Offer hospitality to someone this week—through a meal, visit, or act of kindness.