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Breaking Bread
- 16.03.2008
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Breaking Bread - Paul McIlwraith Speaking
March 16, 2008
Luke 22:1-20
The final Passover commemorated by Jesus and his followers just before his death actually was the beginning of something new. Jesus took the theme of the Jews remembering God's mighty works from the past at that Passover table and invited them into the Hope of what he was about to do for all humanity in just a few short days. The Passover dinner became the Lord's supper and Jesus' call was for all to partake of it in remembrance of Him. Remembering what He has done in the past, present and future and renewing our commitment to living in the new life He has given us.
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Breaking Bread Discussion Questions
- 16.03.2008
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Breaking Bread Discussion Questions
March 16, 2008
Luke 22:1-20
Please use these questions for your family, friends or small group to discuss Sunday's message. -
Risen Indeed Discussion Questions
- 23.03.2008
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Risen Indeed Discussion Questions
Easter Sunday, March 23, 2008 -
Risen Indeed
- 23.03.2008
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Risen Indeed - Paul McIlwraith
Easter Sunday, 2008
"He has Risen, He has Risen indeed". A very common greeting among evangelical Christians on Easter Sunday - but does the hope of this sentiment, really get lived out in our day to day lives? If we really believe that Jesus conquered the grave and resurrected, shouldn't our lives be a demonstration of that joyous proclamation?
What perspective do you bring to Easter this year? Do you find yourself walking towards the cross of Jesus or in the opposite direction? Join us on the Road to Emmaus, the road to discovering anew, that "He has Risen, He has Risen indeed!"
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Luke 24 Discussion Questions
- 23.03.2008
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Small Group Discussion Questions for "Risen Indeed" (Easter Sunday)
Here are some questions a small group has used to discuss the sermon "Risen Indeed". You may wish to use these as well as the general questions provided.