Biblical Character Reflection

Introduction:

Begin with a brief introduction explaining the purpose of the reflection and the
significance of connecting with biblical characters.

1. Selection of Biblical Character(s)

- Identify and briefly introduce the chosen biblical character(s).

- Provide a rationale for selecting the specific character(s).

2. Character Traits and Actions:

- Explore key traits and actions of the selected character(s) as depicted in the Bible.

- Discuss notable events or decisions that define the character(s).

3. Personal Connection:

- Reflect on personal experiences and aspects of their lives that resonate with the
chosen biblical character(s).

- Share specific examples or incidents that draw parallels between your life and the
character(s).

4. Lessons Learned:

- Discuss the lessons learned from the biblical character(s)' experiences.

- Analyze how these lessons can be applied to your own lives.

5. Challenges and Growth:

- Identify challenges faced by the biblical character(s) and compare them to personal
challenges.

- Reflect on personal growth and lessons gained through overcoming challenges.

6. Spiritual Insights:

- Explore the spiritual insights gained from the biblical character(s)' journey.

- Discuss how these insights contribute to their own spiritual growth.

7. Application in Daily Life:

- Share practical ways in which the lessons learned from the biblical character(s) can
be applied in your daily lives.

- Encourage thoughtful consideration of incorporating these lessons into your actions

and decisions.

Note: Encourage creativity and personal expression throughout the reflection, and
emphasize the importance of thoughtful introspection in establishing meaningful
connections between biblical narratives and their own lives.