Welcome to the 6th week of reading the book Holiness.
This week's chapter is Growth.
This book has provided some great challenges for my personal life and my ministry.
If you are or have already read the book
I would love to hear about some of your insights.
For general info about the reading schedule go to
Here are the questions for this sixth chapter.
GENERAL (Questions for each chapter)
1. What is a quote or two from Chapter 6 that stood out to you?
2. What was something this chapter said about God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit?
3. What was something this chapter said about man?
4. What was something this chapter said about how a Christian is to live?
Think general and specific applications.
SPECIFIC (Questions specific to this chapter)
5. What is religious growth and how does it happen?
FINAL QUESTION
6. What is the most significant thing that you learned from this chapter?
For more specific questions on this chapter through chapter 10
Additional Resources:
Tim Challies wrote about this chapter at
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GENERAL (Questions for each chapter)
1. "Let us seek friends that will stir us up about our prayers, our Bible reading, and our employment of time - about our souls, our salvation, a world to come."
2. God's will is that believers would grow.
3. A man who is growing in grace will love God and love other people more and more.
4. GENERAL: "One of the surest marks of spiritual decline is a decreased interest about the souls of others and the growth of Christ's kingdom."
SPECIFIC:
I need to help my family grow and be more concerned for others.
SPECIFIC (Questions specific to this chapter)
5. A person's sense of sin is becoming deeper, his faith stronger, his hope brighter, his love more extensive, his spiritual mindedness more marked.
This happens through personal disciplines and community living.
FINAL QUESTION
6. If you have reason to hope that you are a true believer and yet do not grow in grace, there must be a fault, and a serious fault somewhere. It cannot be the will of God that your soul should stand still.
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