Two Acts of God
Two Acts of God - Part 2
March 31, 2024
The resurrection holds a profound significance for each of us, and it is an event that brings hope and transformation to our lives. In this final part of our “Two Acts of God” series, we explore ten incredible reasons to be excited about Jesus rising from the dead. We’ll discover that the resurrection means our faith is not in vain and that we can rest assured that our salvation is permanent. We’ll also see how the resurrection (not just the cross!) is the source of a good conscience. Check out this message to deepen your understanding of Christ’s resurrection and celebrate the very core of our Christian faith! Discussion Questions: 1. In your own words, what does the resurrection mean to you? 2. Why is our faith “worthless” if Christ has not been raised? (see 1 Corinthians 15:17) 3. React to this statement: I will be saved as long as Jesus lives. (see Hebrews 7:25) 4. React to this statement: I have an imparted-life righteousness. (see Galatians 3:21) 5. Why do you think Peter mentions the resurrection (not the cross) as the source of a good conscience? (see 1 Peter 3:21) 6. Of all the benefits of the resurrection, which impacts you the most? Why?
Two Acts of God – Part 1
March 24, 2024
In this first message of our “Two Acts of God” series, we explore what the cross means to us individually and how it shapes our understanding of our identity in Christ. We’ll dive into the liberating truth that through the cross, we are declared holy and blameless, and we have perfect peace with God. Imagine the freedom and joy that comes from knowing that God will never refer to our sins again! We’ll also learn why the cross means freedom from the Law, and we’ll discuss why the message of being “crucified with Christ” is often neglected today and how embracing this truth can revolutionize our lives. Prepare to be inspired and encouraged as we probe the depths of God’s love and grace through the power of the cross! Discussion Questions: 1. In your own words, what does the cross mean to you? 2. React to this statement: I am holy and blameless, and I have perfect peace with God. 3. React to this statement: God will never refer to my sins again. 4. Why do you think “crucified with Christ” is such a neglected message today? 5. What does freedom from the Law mean to you? What does it not mean? 6. Of all the benefits of the cross, which impacts you the most? Why?