First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?

First, gather people together to study the Scriptures. With your group, listen to the story. After listening to the story, have someone in the group retell the story. Finally, ask four questions about the story:

Question #1: What did you learn from this story?

Question #2: What did you find difficult to understand in this story?

Question #3: How will you apply what you learned from this story?

Question #4: Who will you share this story with?