On Good Friday, we remember the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. It's a time of somber reflection where we consider the tremendous cost of our sin, and the price that He paid with His blood on the cross. In the space between His death and resurrection, we en

Because Jesus rose from the dead, we can be re-storied by God. Our life can take on a different shape, trajectory, and story. Consider the hope, grace, mission, and more that you receive as a result of the resurrection. When you think about your life, how do you see that Jesus has most changed you?  

What stands out most to you about the suffering and love of Jesus on the cross? As you consider the image of Jesus on the cross, consider both how you’ve been changed and what might be clouding your vision of Jesus’ great love and sacrifice for you.

Have you ever considered that Jesus is calm and in control because he trusts God’s faithfulness? When you consider your own life, do you have that same kind of unwavering trust? If not, think of ways you can move toward living with that kind of trust and growing as a disciple.    

As Christ followers, we’re called to share the gospel with others. And gospel saturation leads to geographic saturation, and geographic saturation should also include demographic saturation. As you consider this, what part are you playing in spreading the gospel?  

For many of us, our contentment is directly correlated with our circumstances. However, contentment is never found in circumstances rather it is learned in circumstances. And Jesus is our one true source of strength in all circumstances.       

How would you answer the question, “what am I giving my life to?” If you feel like God is calling you to something more or different, consider how you can respond to His calling for your life.   

What are alternative sources of confidence that we tend to chase besides Jesus to make our future feel secure? While we can be distracted by and tempted to lean into worldly ways to find confidence, Jesus is the only true source of our confidence.

Do you find it easier to share a favorite restaurant, TV show, or app than you do the love and hope of Jesus? If this is you, rather than be harsh with yourself, consider the fact that you have the Holy Spirit to give you the confidence you need to have these conversations.  And now begin to think about who you can intentionally engage with, beginning with praying for them.

Recall the first time you received resistance from someone or a group because of your relationship with Jesus. How has that experience affected your interaction with people? It’s important to remember that we thrive through resistance by both staying aligned with Jesus and through advance preparation. By doing this, how do you think you can more fully live out your faith?