Easter | Matthew 28:1-10
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March 31, 2024
Easter | Matthew 28:1-10

Do Not Be Afraid

The resurrection changed everything! The story includes an invitation, a blessing, and a commission for the first witnesses … and for us today.

 

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  1. How do people today read the resurrection story? Is it largely inspirational fiction, a historical event, or something else? Explain.
  2. What doubts or questions have you had about the resurrection? How do you handle those?
  3. Where do you see fear at work in the lives of people around you or in your own life? How can Jesus’ resurrection speak to that fear?
  4. How would you explain Jesus’ resurrection and its significance to someone who hasn’t heard about it?
  5. What might it look like for you to “go and tell” others about Jesus this week?
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