asking questions — Daily Devotion

Ask Another Question

I’m a big fan of asking questions. I think they’re a great way to get to know people, but I also think they’re great tools to engage in deep conversation with people you already know. And I love me some deep conversations. But what I’ve learned over the past few years, it’s that asking one question isn’t enough. Usually, in my experience, it’s the second, third, and fourth questions that really allow you to dive in deep with someone. The follow-up questions are the ones that help you learn more about a person and discover what’s really going on in their mind and heart.

Kristen CaveOctober 24, 2023questions, asking questions, attentiveness, attention, listening, relationships, friendshipComment

Second-Guessing God

John 6 is a pretty popular chapter in John’s gospel because it talks about the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000 and His miracle of walking on water on the Sea of Galilee. It’s a pretty jam-packed chapter. And while I have heard the stories of these miracles several times in my life, something new stuck out to me as I was reading this chapter the other day.

Kristen CaveAugust 4, 2023God's faithfulness, faith, trust, trusting God, asking questions, doubt, miracleComment

Ask Another Question

I’m a big fan of asking questions. I think they’re a great way to get to know people, but I also think they’re great tools to engage in deep conversation with people you already know. And I love me some deep conversations. But what I’ve learned over the past few years, it’s that asking one question isn’t enough. Usually, in my experience, it’s the second, third, and fourth questions that really allow you to dive in deep with someone. The follow-up questions are the ones that help you learn more about a person and discover what’s really going on in their mind and heart.

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