In this series, we're studying the final messages of Jesus. Below you’ll find notes and questions for reflection from sermons in our current series, Eternal Echoes.

+ March 17 - Come to the Fountain of Your Salvation

Luke 23:26-31

  1. What Jesus Did, He Did For You
    1. Zechariah 12:10 - 13:1
  2. You are the One Who Did This to Him
  3. Your Only Hope is to Follow Him

There is a fountain filled with blood Drawn from Immanuel's veins;
And sinners, plunged beneath that flood,
Lose all their guilty stains:
Lose all their guilty stains,
Lose all their guilty stains;
And sinners, plunged beneath that flood,
Lose all their guilty stains.

Table Talk

  1. How do you understand the cross?
  2. When Christ calls us to follow him, what does he mean?
  3. Simon was an innocent bystander caught up in the crucifixion scene; how do you think his life changed after encountering Jesus?
  4. The cross demonstrates God's love and wrath simultaneously; how do these facts shape how you understand God and yourself?

+ March 24 - He Came for Us

Luke 23:32-43

  1. To Forgive Our Sins
  2. To Promise a Forever With Him

Table Talk

  1. God shows us he is almighty in the death of Jesus. By death he conquerors the greatest enemy we have. How does his victory help you everyday?
  2. The story is not meant to make us pity Jesus but to show us how much our salvation cost. Do you realize the price of your salvation?
  3. All that Jesus does, he does for us. He needs nothing but gives everything. Does this truth help you hope in him?
  4. When you read your Bible, do you read it as a unified story that has Christ as the center?

+ March 31 - Get Used to the Resurrection

Luke 24:36-49

Get used to:

  1. Peace
  2. A New Reality
  3. Forgiveness
  4. Scripture
  5. A New Way of Life

Table Talk Questions

  1. How can the world have peace?
  2. Do you believe in the resurrection? If so, how do dead people come back to life?
  3. Since the Bible from Genesis to Revelation tells the story of Jesus, how should we appreciate the Bible?
  4. The church is rooted in Scripture and alive in mission. Is your experience in the church "rooted in Scripture and alive in mission?" If so, how? If not, why not?