Each person should also pick a person that they will share the passage and their takeaway with. Each person should quietly pray consider what he or she should obey from the passage through the following week. The third third is being honest with God.Ask, "Does this passage cover sin that we should avoid?".Ask, "What do you see in this passage that you should obey?".Have someone else read the whole passage, preferably in a different translation.Ask, "What didn't you like about this passage? What did you not understand, or what bothered you in this passage?".Ask, "What did you like about this passage? What stood out to you?".(And anything else you want to cover in prayer, of course.) Pray or have someone pray for the Bible study, that all of your hearts may be open and the Holy Spirit will guide you.DMMs use various, but similar questions to get through their Bible studies. The second third is the study of the Bible.
The commitments are made in the last third of the Bible study, so you there will be none to check on at the first Bible study. This means asking each person about their week, and it also means checking up on how each person was able to carry out the commitments they made the week before. During the first third of the meeting you will catch up on how everyone is doing.As the name implies, there are three parts to a 3/3 Bible study. The point of a 3/3 Bible study is to train each Christian to read the Bible themselves and equip them to reach and teach others simply by sharing what they have learned. They can be used with any passoge of Scripture.They are "obedience-based," focused on obeying rather than just knowing.Anyone can facilitate them with very little training.There are three unique things about 3/3 Bible studies: These movements have been planting churches and making disciples all over the world, even in persecuted countries. "3/3" (Three-thirds) Bible studies are used by Disciple-Making Movements (DMM).
#FREE BIBLE STUDY LESSONS SERIES#
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