Discussion Questions: Luke 12:34-48

  1. In the previous passage, Christ commands his disciples to not seek what they are to eat or drink, nor be anxious, but to seek the kingdom of God. What does it mean to seek the kingdom of God? What does this passage have to do with the previous one?
  2. Discuss ways that a disciple of Jesus might be tempted to be slothful, inattentive, or distracted from his or her devotion to Christ and his kingdom.
  3. Why did Peter ask the question he did in verse 41? What was the answer that Jesus gave to Peter? Who do the servants of Luke 12:35-37 represent? Who does the manager of Luke 12:42 represent? What is the special responsibility that the apostles, and later, elders have in Christ’s church (see 1 Peter 5:1-4)? What does it mean that pastors/teachers will be judged with greater strictness (see James 3:1)?
  4. What is required of all Christians to be found faithful (what responsibilities do we all share in common)?
  5. What is required of you to be found faithful given your particular situation, giftedness, and calling? 

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