Past questions
Questions worth returning to.
A selection of past questions to spend a little more time with.
15 selected questions
Which relationship receives your best intentions and your worst attention?
What do you hope you still have time to do with someone you love?
What would you wish you had understood about someone while they were still here?
Who has made it easier for you to be honest—and have you done the same for them?
One more question
How do you respond when someone tells you something difficult to hear?
What have you been unwilling to question because you’re already convinced you’re right?
One more question
How do you respond when corrected?
Am I using what I believe to examine my choices—or to make my choices harder to question?
One more question
What answer would you miss because it arrived as responsibility?
What has troubled you more: the harm you caused or what the truth revealed about you?
One more question
When the truth challenges how you see yourself, do you defend your image or examine your character?
What excuse do you accept from yourself and reject from everyone else?
Who absorbed the cost of the last time you were in a bad mood?
Who stops the harm when everyone believes it is someone else’s problem?
How much harm survives because it is divided into pieces small enough for everyone to excuse?
What rule are you still obeying that no one has enforced in twenty years?
What part of our daily routine is just a habit passed down from people who didn’t know any better?
If God already knows what you need, what do you think prayer is for?
One more question
What changes in you when you tell God something He already knows?
Take the question you need. Leave room to return.