“Questions to Ponder for 'This Day in Biblical Verses: 1:6”

Compiled by Ramesh C. Reddy

Editors Note: Every single Bible verse needs to be taken in it's context. Our hope is that by reading the Bible verses pertaining to the day, you will be curious and read the whole chapter of each book of the Bible mentioned here and memorize the verses. We hope you will use the questions to ponder and reflect on God's Word.

Questions to ponder after 1:6 verses:

What do you think a godly person can be confident of in comparison to a godless person? What can you learn in Psalm 1:6?

If someone were to ask you, how can you get to heaven, what would your response be? How is your response similar or different to what we can learn in Galatians 1:6? What is the significance of what you learn in Galatians 1:6?

What do you think God's wonderful kindness and favor is based upon? Is your response similar or different to what we learn in Ephesians 1:6?

What can you be so confident of when God begins a good work in you? What promise can you claim in Philippians 1:6 to excite you in your life?

What has changed your life? What can change people's lives? What is significance of what we learn in Colossians 1:6?

If there are two qualities, you can ask the Lord for, what would they be? What qualities do you think are important in sharing the Good News of Christ? Once you have those qualities, what should you do? What can you learn from 1 Timothy 1:6?

When you choose a leader for a church, what qualifications should be emphaszed ? Why? Why do you think the qualifications mentioned in Titus 1:6 are so important?

Why cannot 'Proclaiming the Truth' and 'Living the Truth' be separated when you share about Jesus? What is the significance of what we learn in Philemon 1:6?

Who do you worship in life and is your worship approved of based on Hebrews 1:6, why or why not?

If someone were to ask you what kind of mind do you have, what would you think and why? What kind of mind is mentioned in James 1:6 and what is the siginificance of that?

When you are going through suffering, what is your reaction? What promise can we claim in 1 Peter 1:6?

In your life, what have you been asked to put aside and why? What is the significance of what we learn in 2 Peter 1:6?

If you say, you are someone's friend, what should be expected of you? Now, what if you say you are a friend of God, what should be expected of you? What can we learn in 1 John 1:6?

If we say we love God, what is expected of us? What can we learn in 2 John 1:6?

If a person who knows you has to describe your life, what would they say and why? Keeping the response in mind, what is so significant of what we learn in Jude 1:6?

In Christ, what can we become and why? What promise can you claim in Revelation 1:6?

"For the Lord watches over all the plans and paths of godly men, but the paths of the godless lead to doom." (Psalm 1:6, TLB)

 "I am amazed that you are turning away so soon from God who, in his love and mercy, invited you to share the eternal life he gives through Christ; you are already following a different “way to heaven,” which really doesn’t go to heaven at all." (Galatians 1:6, NIV)

"Now all praise to God for his wonderful kindness to us and his favor that he has poured out upon us because we belong to his dearly loved Son." (Ephesians 1:6, TLB)

 "And I am sure that God who began the good work within you will keep right on helping you grow in his grace until his task within you is finally finished on that day when Jesus Christ returns." (Philippians 1:6, TLB)

"The same Good News that came to you is going out all over the world and changing lives everywhere, just as it changed yours that very first day you heard it and understood about God’s great kindness to sinners." (Colossians 1:6, TLB)

"This being so, I want to remind you to stir into flame the strength and boldness that is in you, that entered into you when I laid my hands upon your head and blessed you." (2 Timothy 1:6, TLB)

"The men you choose must be well thought of for their good lives; they must have only one wife and their children must love the Lord and not have a reputation for being wild or disobedient to their parents." (Titus 1:6, TLB)

"And I pray that as you share your faith with others it will grip their lives too, as they see the wealth of good things in you that come from Christ Jesus." (Philemon 1:6, TLB)