Jesus’ Question for You
I once saw a collection of questions to be used for spiritual direction. They were all questions that Jesus asked people in the gospels. Like any good teacher, Jesus employed good questions as teaching tools.
The idea is this: Take just one question and live with it for a few days. Think about it. Meditate on it. Perhaps even journal about it. Most importantly let it read your heart and enrich your life.
I want to leave you with just a few of the questions Jesus asked. I invite you to choose one. Hold on to it for a few days, and through it, allow God to speak into your life.
Jesus asked:
Why are you afraid, you of little faith?
Why were you searching for me?
How many loaves do you have?
Do you have eyes and fail to see? Do you have ears, and fail to hear?
Do you believe that I am able to do this?
Do you love me?
Who do you say that I am?
Let us pray: Gracious God, today we pray for your guidance and direction. As we focus on just one of Jesus’ questions, open us to his wisdom. Comfort us where we need to be comforted. Challenge us where we need to be challenged. Then, draw us closer to you, through Jesus Christ. Amen.
Daily Message Author: Joe Albright
Joe began his ministry in Sarasota, Florida as an associate pastor, and it was in this capacity that he worked alongside the Reverend Dr. Roger Kunkel. Roger was a colleague who became a mentor and treasured friend. From Sarasota, Joe was called to Jacksonville, Florida where he served as the Head of Staff at Hodges Boulevard Presbyterian Church. Currently, Joe and his family worship and serve at Geneva Presbyterian Church in Switzerland, Florida. Full Bio
