Hear His Voice: 30-Day New Testament ChallengeНамуна

Day 15 of 30 (Romans 10 to 16 & 1 Corinthians 1 to 2)

Welcome to Day 15! God’s Word is alive—let’s receive it with joy today. 🎧 Hear today’s chapters, connect with your group anywhere to explore Head, Heart, and Hands, and post your insight with #30DayBible. Invite a friend and keep moving forward in faith. 🚶‍♂️🙏

Head/Heart/Hands Questions Day 15 of 30 (Romans 10–16 & 1 Corinthians 1–2)

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 Romans 10:9–10—highlight the importance of confession and belief in Jesus for salvation?
2. Where do you see unity, such as Paul’s call for harmony among believers in Romans 15:5–7 or his appeal against divisions in 1 Corinthians 1:10–13?
3. Which person or teaching best shows wisdom, like Paul’s emphasis on Christ as the wisdom of God in 1 Corinthians 1:24–31?
4. What teaching—such as using spiritual gifts to serve others (Romans 12:3–8)—challenges common ideas about service and self-importance?
5. How do these chapters—especially Romans 15:13—reveal God’s hope for His people?

❤️ Heart (What does it mean for me?)

1. Which verse—like Romans 10:9–10—gives you hope and confidence in confessing Christ?
2. How does the unity described in Romans 15:5–7 and 1 Corinthians 1:10–13 encourage your daily walk with God?
3. When have you experienced God’s wisdom guiding you, as described in 1 Corinthians 2:6–16?
4. How does Paul’s teaching on humble service in Romans 12 speak to your heart?
5. How does the hope in Romans 15:13 strengthen your worship?

🤲 Hands (How will I live it out?)

1. Share with someone this week how Romans 10:9–10 explains salvation through confession and belief.
2. Take a simple step to build unity in your church or community.
3. Offer godly wisdom to someone in need of guidance, rooted in Scripture.
4. Use one of your skills or gifts to serve others this week.
5. Thank God for the hope He gives—through prayer, a note, or public testimony.