Discussion Questions for 09/15/24
In Matthew 16:21, Jesus talks about His upcoming suffering and death as necessary. Why do you think He emphasizes that this? Couldn’t God work out his gospel plan anyway he wanted?
Who is Jesus? Understanding the Messiah in Matthew 16
In Matthew 16, Jesus says: "Who do you say that I am?" This question is not just an interesting scene in Jesus’ story but rather a personal challenge that each of us must confront.
Discussion Questions for 09/08/24
Pastor Sam said that Jesus’ identity as Messiah defines our identity in him. How have you seen this play out in your own faith? How does Jesus’ Messiahship effect the way you understand yourself?
Discussion Questions for 09/01/24
Pastor Jim mentioned the need to actively share our faith with others. What are some challenges you face when trying to talk about your beliefs?
Finding Your Seat at Jesus' Table
You ever feel like you don’t belong? Like you’re out of place, even at church? Like maybe those people just have their life figured out better than you do? If you’re nodding your head, you’re not alone. Many of us have felt that way at some point. But here’s the good news: Jesus’ table has open seats for all who come to Him in faith.
Over Our Heads, But Not Alone
You ever feel like you're in way over your head? Maybe it's a new job, a tough class, or a broken relationship. We all have those moments where life throws us into a situation we feel totally unprepared for. If you're nodding along, you're not alone. Matthew 15 that speaks directly to this feeling and offers a powerful reminder of where our true help comes from.
5 Day Devotional for 7/29/24
This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from this weekend. We'll explore the themes of legalism, traditions, and how to root our faith in the Word of God.
5 Day Devotional for 7/14/25
This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from this weekend. We will explore the complexities of pain and suffering through the lens of Job's story and the words of Jesus, aiming to find hope, purpose, and God's unending love in our own hardships.
5 Day Devotional for 7/7/24
This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from this weekend. We will be exploring the theme of Christlike love and how it helps us live at peace with those who hurt us, based on the teachings from Romans Chapter 12. Each day, we will reflect on scripture and Pastor Jesse's sermon, examining practical steps to embody this divine love in our daily lives.
6/9/24 Devotional Guide
This five-day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from this weekend. Together, we will explore the themes of suffering, glory, and God's ultimate plan to restore our messy and broken world through the lens of Romans 8. Each day, we'll unpack a scripture, reflect on its meaning, and engage in personal prayers to draw nearer to God.
6/2/24 Devotional Guide
This five-day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from this weekend. We will explore the theme of suffering and God's purpose within it, hoping to gain deeper understanding and a closer connection with our faith.
Discussion Questions for 05/19/24
Even in the chaos of all that happens in Matthew 14, Jesus still took time to be alone with the Father. In your season of life, what does alone time with God look like? What might you have to change or give up to prioritize your time to connect with the Father?
Discussion Questions for 05/12/24
Why do you think Herod’s feast is contrasted with Jesus’ feast? How many similarities and differences can you mark? What do they illuminate about Jesus to you?
Discussion Questions for 04/21/24
The text says that “As far as it depends on you” you are to live at peace. What does it look like practically to take responsibility for your part of a conflict or broken relationship? How do you do this in your own conflicts?
Discussion Questions for 04/14/21
If you were in Peter’s place asking this question of Jesus, how many times of forgiving the same offense would you think to be sufficient?
Discussion Questions for 04/07/24
Ezekiel 33 says that God does not delight in the death of the wicked, but scripture teaches that he is the ultimate judge of all sin and evil. How do you supposed this works for God’s character? How can he judge all sin if he hates the death of the wicked?