The Man Who Joined the Rocks
A short, reflective study on faith, obedience, and remaining faithful in a world that believes it has outgrown God.
To assist those wanting to use The Man Who Joined the Rocks, for small group reflection and discussion.
This book is structured as a short parable followed by built-in reflection questions for each chapter.
No additional material is needed to lead a discussion.
Reading Plans
Here are TWO suggested options for your small group. Which you choose should depend on your availability and your group’s openness to digging deeper in discussion with one another.
Option 1 (2 week/Meetings Plan)
A quick, two-session format for groups looking for a short, focused discussion.
Chapters I, II, & III – Exile, Wilderness, Presence.
Chapters IV, V, & VI – Presence, Faithfulness, Fruit.
Simply read the assigned chapters and their key verses. Then use the questions provided in the book to guide conversation.
Option 2 (3 week/Meetings Plan
The assigned reading is broken up in pairs.
Allowing a slower, more reflective pace that follows the natural movement of the story:
Chapter I & II – Exile and Wilderness
Chapter III & IV – Presence and Praise
Chapter V & VI – Faithfulness and Fruit
Simply read the assigned chapters and their key verses. Then use the questions provided in the book to guide conversation.
Tips
• There are no right or wrong answers
• Allow space for silence and reflection
• Focus on application, not just interpretation
• Keep discussion centered personal response and Scripture
This story is meant to be read slowly—
not just to be understood, but lived.
May it be a blessing to you and your group,
and help you remain faithful together.
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