The speaker points out that Jesus asked over 350 questions in the New Testament, often responding to inquiries with a question of his own. Read Matthew 16:13-20. Why do you think Jesus chose to ask his disciples who he was rather than simply telling them his identity?

Consider the four questions proposed in the talk: What is right? What is wrong? What is missing? and What is confused? Read Luke 10:25-37. How does Jesus use questions in this interaction to address what was wrong, missing, or confused in the lawyer's understanding of the law?

The talk suggests that asking questions forces people to think for themselves rather than just being told what to believe. How can your small group or church community cultivate a safer space for people to ask difficult questions about faith and culture?