Two Views of the Resurrection
November 24, 2013 Speaker: Missio Dei Church Series: Acts - The Church: Continuing What Jesus Began
Topic: New Testament Expository Passage: Acts 25:23–26:32
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Week 62 of a 68 week series in which we will be exploring the book of Acts in a series titled "The Church: Continuing What Jesus Began." This series will not just be a travelogue through the early church's history. It will be a reminder for us of what Jesus did on the earth in his tough, compassionate, loving, healing deeds and what he said on the earth in his truthful, authoritative, convicting, comforting teaching was only the beginning of his doing and his teaching.
Theme: While the world views the resurrection as inconsequential, the Christian views it as the most important fact in history.
Our latest installment of Missional Community study guides for the book of Acts can be found by clicking here. The questions for this coming Sunday include:
- Read aloud the above Scripture and talk about what stood out to you. This could be Scripture alone or it could something that the sermon pointed out to you from Sunday.
- Someone tells you, “It’s fine for you to believe in Jesus, but I have my own beliefs that are valid for me.” Your response?
- If Christianity rests on a fact of history, where does faith fit in? Why is it necessary?
- Some say, “It doesn’t matter what you believe, just so you believe in something.” But why is it crucial for our faith to rest on the facts about the person of Jesus Christ?
- Some believe in Christianity as long as it “works” for them. But if trials hit, they turn elsewhere. How does an understanding of the resurrection counter this shallow approach?
- So, what are we, as individuals and as a Missional Community, going to do with this section of Scripture? What is God calling us to be? What is God calling us to do?
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