Easter | A Love Story
Easter A Love Story
Discussion questions to help you unpack the message with others.
- What’s better: A good rom-com or a good love song? Share your favorite with the group.
- What stood out to you most from the message?
- Describe a time that you felt most loved. What about that time made it meaningful to you? How might it have impacted your life going forward?
- Why is it sometimes hard to receive God’s love?
- Read John 15:13. Jesus dying on the cross was the ultimate act of love. What’s one way you can receive that love more this week? (Some examples could be: thanking Him each day for his love, saying yes to a relationship with Jesus, receiving forgiveness, etc.)
Prayer
Let’s end with a prayer. You can say something like, “Father, thank you for sending us your Son, not only to save us but to show us what true love looks like. We pray for more of that love in our lives. Amen.”
Bonus Questions
Check these out if you’re on a roll and want to go a little deeper.
- One of the last things Jesus said on the cross is “It is finished.” What does this mean for you personally?
- Grace is a gift we don’t deserve — we can’t earn it, and it’s despite our flaws. Where have you seen God’s grace in your life?
- How does Jesus’ resurrection affect how you live or how you see the world?
- What is one area you need Jesus to bring new life to? After each person shares, someone else in the group can pray for them.
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Easter is a love story. An act of love for a heartbroken world. The fulfillment of the promise that no matter what has happened in your life, what you’ve done, or how far you feel from God, LOVE says you were worth dying for. The good news of Easter is that we don’t have to wonder if we are loved or what that love will do for us. LOVE has come to save us all. Join us for Easter with Crossroads.
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Brian Tome
Senior Pastor