Small Group Questions
Jesus doesn’t just call us to follow Him, He sends us to join Him in what He’s already doing.
Scripture: Luke 9:10-17;10:1–12
Opening / Warm-Up
- When you hear the word discipleship, what usually comes to mind—learning, serving, going, something else?
- Who first helped you see Jesus more clearly or take a step of faith?
I. Seeing the Harvest Through Jesus’ Eyes (Luke 9:10–17)
- What stands out to you about how Jesus responds to the crowd’s needs in this passage?
- Where do you notice spiritual hunger today—at work, in your family, your neighborhood, or community?
II. Stepping Into Our Assignment (Luke 10:1–12)
- What does it say to you that Jesus sends ordinary disciples, not experts?
- How does the idea that “every disciple is sent” challenge or encourage you?
III. What Moves the Mission Forward (Luke 10:2)
- Jesus says the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Why do you think that’s still true today?
- What role does prayer play in moving the mission forward according to this verse?
IV. How Jesus Sends Us Into the Harvest (Luke 10:2b–11)
A. We Start on Our Knees — Prayer Fuels the Mission
- How does prayer realign our hearts before we step into God’s work?
- What keeps you from praying consistently for God’s mission?
B. We Go Together — The Mission Is Better in Community
- How does community help us stay faithful and encouraged in mission?
C. We Move in Faith — Trusting God Along the Way
- What risks do you see Jesus asking the disciples to take?
- Where might God be inviting you to trust Him more right now?
D. We Show and Tell — The Gospel in Word and Action
- How do word and action work together in sharing the gospel?
- Which comes more naturally to you—showing or telling? Why?
V. Living the Mission Beyond the Moment
- What does it look like to live “sent” in everyday life, not just during church activities?
- What’s one simple, intentional step you could take this week to join Jesus in what He’s already doing?
- How can this group pray for and support one another in living on mission?
