CONNECT QUESTIONS /APRIL 19, 2026

1. What does it mean that “God is light,” and how should that shape the way we think about sin?


2. John gives three “if we say…” statements (vv. 6, 8, 10). Which of these do you see most commonly in people today—and why?

3. What is the difference between “walking in darkness” and “struggling with sin”?


4. What does it practically look like to “walk in the light” in everyday life?


5. Why is confession so important in the Christian life? What keeps us from practicing it regularly?


6. How does Jesus as our “advocate” and “propitiation” give us both confidence and motivation to pursue holiness?