Better discussion questions, built from the passage.
Staring at a blank page twenty minutes before group is a specific kind of stress. Give FiLo a passage, a theme, or your sermon notes, and get a real set of discussion questions to start from - built to be edited, not read aloud.
A passage, a theme, or Sunday's sermon.
Paste a passage reference, describe a theme, or drop in your sermon notes. FiLo reads what you actually gave it - it does not start from a generic template.
Icebreaker, observation, and application questions.
FiLo drafts a tiered set of questions grounded in the passage's own context - not a quiz on the text, but an on-ramp into it. Historical and cultural background shapes what gets asked, not just how it's worded.
Reorder, cut, or go deeper before group.
Drop questions that will not land with your group, add your own, or ask FiLo to go deeper on one. The set is a starting point built for editing, not a script to read verbatim.
Not a quiz on the text. An on-ramp into it.
A generic question generator asks “what does this passage mean to you?” on every text. FiLo’s questions come from the same context-rich reading behind the rest of your prep, calibrated to how much time and depth your group actually has.
- Icebreakers that connect the room before the text does the work.
- Observation questions that stay close to what the passage actually says.
- Application questions that ask something real, not something rhetorical.
- Deep-dive questions for groups ready to sit with tension or ambiguity.