1. What is the meaning of Matthew 8:19?

2. What does Matthew 8:19 reveal about the scribe's understanding of following Jesus?

3. How can we ensure our commitment to Christ is genuine, like in Matthew 8:19?

4. Compare the scribe's approach in Matthew 8:19 with other disciples' calls in Scripture.

5. What sacrifices might we face today when choosing to follow Jesus wholeheartedly?

6. How does Matthew 8:19 challenge our personal priorities in following Christ?

7. What does Matthew 8:19 reveal about the commitment required to follow Jesus?

8. How does the scribe's request in Matthew 8:19 challenge our understanding of discipleship?

9. Why does Matthew 8:19 emphasize the role of a scribe in approaching Jesus?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Matthew 8?

11. Why did Jesus instruct not to call anyone father?

12. What did Jesus teach his disciples at the Last Supper?

13. 2 Peter 2:20-22 implies believers can fall away; how does this align with the doctrine of 'once saved, always saved'?

14. Luke 24:11: Why would those closest to Jesus dismiss the women's testimony if Jesus had foretold His resurrection?1. What does the scribe's approach to Jesus reveal about his understanding of discipleship, and how does this compare to our own understanding today?

2. How does Jesus' response to the scribe (in the following verses) challenge our modern-day commitments to follow Him?

3. In what ways can we ensure that our intentions to follow Jesus are matched by our actions and lifestyle?

4. How do the themes of sacrifice and commitment in Matthew 8:19 relate to the account of the rich young ruler in Matthew 19:16-22?

5. Reflect on a time when you had to count the cost of following Jesus. What did you learn from that experience, and how did it impact your faith journey?1. What does Jesus' willingness to touch and heal the leper say about His view of those considered unclean or outcasts in society?

2. How does the faith of the centurion challenge your understanding of faith?

3. In what ways can you emulate the faith of the centurion in your life?

4. How does the healing of Peter’s mother-in-law shed light on Jesus' approach to sickness and healing?

5. What does the mass healing in Matthew 8:16-17 teach about Jesus' compassion and authority?

6. How does Jesus' teaching about the cost of discipleship affect your commitment to Him?

7. What can you learn from Jesus' calming of the storm about His power over nature and life's challenges?

8. How does the healing of the demon-possessed men showcase Jesus' authority over spiritual forces?

9. How would you apply the lesson of faith shown by the leper and the centurion to your own life?

10. How does the healing of the demon-possessed men change your perception of Jesus' authority?

11. How does Jesus' compassion towards those who are sick or demon-possessed affect your view of Him?

12. How would you respond to Jesus' call to follow Him, knowing the costs outlined in this chapter?

13. How can Jesus' command over the wind and waves provide comfort in your personal storms?

14. What are some 'storms' in your life where you need to trust Jesus' authority?

15. How can the fear of the townspeople at the healing of the demon-possessed men inform your understanding of people's reactions to the supernatural?

16. How can you practice your faith in Jesus' healing power in your daily life?

17. Reflect on the sacrifices required to follow Jesus. What might you need to give up?

18. How does the authority of Jesus over sickness, nature, and spiritual forces bring you comfort?

19. In what ways can you extend your faith as the leper and centurion did?

20. How do the miracles of Matthew 8 reinforce your faith in Jesus' divine authority and power?

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