Real Life Church KC
Altar Work (Songs that Alter Your Life)- This Is Your Moment
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Locations & Times
Kentucky Trail Elementary
8301 E 163rd St, Belton, MO 64012, USA
Sunday 8:30 AM
Do you remember the moment when you realized, “What He Has Done” for you?
This was the moment, Joseph realized “What He Had Done” and he went public with his faith!
THIS WAS THE WOMEN DISCIPLES MOMENT THEY REALIZED WHAT HE HAD DONE!
Unbelief often manifest itself as “wondering what has happened.”
Cleopas and other Disciple lost hope far too early because they didn’t understand the things of God.
This is PROOF YOU CAN KNOW THE EASTER STORY AND STILL NOT REALIZE WHAT HE HAS DONE!
The Last Supper wasn’t the last Supper; HE IS RISEN!
This was the moment when the two disciples REALIZED... “What He Had Done” for them.
Notice how scripture is always shifting people from unbelief too full of faith. It’s living and active!
Scripture is what turns your unbelief into faith.
TODAY IS YOUR MOMENT!
Talk It Over
1. Reflecting on Personal Moments: Can you recall a specific moment when you realized the significance of what Jesus has done for you? What led to that realization, and how did it impact your life?
2. Engaging with Scripture: As we walked through the Easter Sunday story from the Bible, which part resonated with you the most? Why do you think that particular moment stood out to
you?
3. Identification with Characters: Among the individuals men- tioned in the sermon (like the Centurion, Joseph of Arimathea, the women disciples, Cleopas, the Eleven disciples), with whom do you identify the most? How does their experience re- late to your own journey of faith?
4. Scripture and Faith: Reflecting on the various moments in the Easter story, how do you see Scripture playing a crucial role in transforming unbelief into faith for different characters? In what ways has Scripture impacted your own faith journey?
5. Recognizing Your Moment: Do you feel that today could be a significant moment for you to realize "What He Has Done" for you personally? If so, what do you sense is prompting this realization?
6. Barriers to Belief: Have there been obstacles or doubts in your journey of faith that have prevented you from fully realizing the significance of Jesus' sacrifice? How can these barriers be addressed or overcome?
7. Sharing the Good News: If you were to experience a moment of realization today, how would you feel compelled to share that experience with others? What practical steps could you take to share the good news of Jesus with those around you?
8. Responding to the Invitation: What is your response to the invitation extended in the sermon? Are there any specific ac- tions or decisions you feel prompted to take in response to what you've heard today?
9. Prayer and Altar Call: How can the group support each other in prayer and encouragement as individuals respond to God's invitation during this Easter season? Take some time to pray for each other and for those who may be seeking a relationship with Jesus.
10. Expressing Gratitude: Take a moment to express gratitude to God for what He has done in your life and in the lives of those around you.
1. Reflecting on Personal Moments: Can you recall a specific moment when you realized the significance of what Jesus has done for you? What led to that realization, and how did it impact your life?
2. Engaging with Scripture: As we walked through the Easter Sunday story from the Bible, which part resonated with you the most? Why do you think that particular moment stood out to
you?
3. Identification with Characters: Among the individuals men- tioned in the sermon (like the Centurion, Joseph of Arimathea, the women disciples, Cleopas, the Eleven disciples), with whom do you identify the most? How does their experience re- late to your own journey of faith?
4. Scripture and Faith: Reflecting on the various moments in the Easter story, how do you see Scripture playing a crucial role in transforming unbelief into faith for different characters? In what ways has Scripture impacted your own faith journey?
5. Recognizing Your Moment: Do you feel that today could be a significant moment for you to realize "What He Has Done" for you personally? If so, what do you sense is prompting this realization?
6. Barriers to Belief: Have there been obstacles or doubts in your journey of faith that have prevented you from fully realizing the significance of Jesus' sacrifice? How can these barriers be addressed or overcome?
7. Sharing the Good News: If you were to experience a moment of realization today, how would you feel compelled to share that experience with others? What practical steps could you take to share the good news of Jesus with those around you?
8. Responding to the Invitation: What is your response to the invitation extended in the sermon? Are there any specific ac- tions or decisions you feel prompted to take in response to what you've heard today?
9. Prayer and Altar Call: How can the group support each other in prayer and encouragement as individuals respond to God's invitation during this Easter season? Take some time to pray for each other and for those who may be seeking a relationship with Jesus.
10. Expressing Gratitude: Take a moment to express gratitude to God for what He has done in your life and in the lives of those around you.
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