One simple way to cultivate koinonia (fellowship) is to ask questions designed to turn a conversation in a more spiritual direction. Here's a list to work from: How is your (teaching, hospitality, outreach, deacon, or whatever) ministry going? What do you enjoy most about it? Where have you seen the Lord at work lately? What's the Lord been teaching you recently? Have you had any evangelistic opportunities lately? Have you had any obvious answers to prayer recently? Where in the Bible have you been reading lately? What impact has it had on you? How can I pray for you? What's the growth point in your life right now? What are you passionate about right now?
Donald S. Whitney

Bible – German Luther Job Chapter 25:1-6.

Index: German Luther

 

Job 25

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25:1 Da antwortete Bildad von Suah und sprach:

25:2 Ist nicht Herrschaft und Schrecken bei ihm, der Frieden macht unter seinen Höchsten?

25:3 Wer will seine Kriegsscharen zählen? und über wen geht nicht auf sein Licht?

25:4 Und wie kann ein Mensch gerecht vor Gott sein? und wie kann rein sein eines Weibes Kind?

25:5 Siehe, auch der Mond scheint nicht helle, und die Sterne sind nicht rein vor seinen Augen:

25:6 wie viel weniger ein Mensch, die Made, und ein Menschenkind, der Wurm!