Questions for Sermon on
April 10-11

Thank you for joining us in our study of Luke. Our prayer is that each of you will follow the weekly readings and join together with others to discuss the questions sent to you each week in this email.  Look for our emails each Monday in preparation for the upcoming sermon the following weekend. For a PDF (printable) version of the Questions click here.

Our hope is that you will see God working in your life and in others around you and you will be able to take your next step in following Jesus.

The sermon this weekend, April 10th-April 11th will be on Luke 24:13-35. The questions below are to be used for your small group meeting that relates to this sermon.

1) How is God changing your life?

Observe
2) Read the Emmaus Road story in Luke 24:13-35. What is it about this story that inspires you? What do you find challenging?

3)Why do you think these two travelers were leaving Jerusalem after hearing that Jesus was alive? What had they hoped for (v. 21)?

4) Read Luke 24:15-16. How does Jesus take the initiative? Why do you think their eyes were kept from recognizing him?

5) Why Does Jesus rebuke them (v. 25)? What do you think Jesus told them (v. 27)?

Reflect
6) What about you? Would you recognize the face of the risen Lord if He drew alongside you today? What if He came and walked alongside you?

7) How has God acted as a companion on your own Emmaus Road?

Act
8) What difference does the Emmaus road story make in your own life? What do you learn about Jesus?

9) What is your next step in following Jesus?

10) Who can you help take a next step in following Jesus?

3) Respond to two questions:

a) What passage from Luke’s Gospel has had the greatest impact on you? Why?

b) How has God used that passage, that truth, to bring change in your life?

3) Share your reflections with your small group, and please share them with us! We want to hear how God has been at work in your lives.

Please let us to let us know by emailing robin@cpcdanville.org We look forward to hearing from you.