salvation - HOPE Singapore

Title: Celebrate Jesus
Text: John 12:12-19 (main text), John 12:37-43 (sub text)

We can truly celebrate Jesus only when we have the right understanding of who He is. Jesus may not be the Saviour we expected or wanted, but He is the Saviour we need.

Perspective Questions:

Reflecting on your life, when did God’s promises (or your hope regarding God’s promises) turn out to be different from what you expected? What helps you to trust in God when your expectations are at odds with what He wants to do?
What were some difficult circumstances that you went through where you later realized that God was doing something important through them? What was God doing? How have these experiences affected the way you look at the challenges you face?
Think back over your relationship with Christ. In what ways has your understanding and expectations of Christ changed over the years to align more appropriately with who He truly is?

Application Questions:

Jesus may not be the Saviour we expected or wanted, but He is the Saviour we need. How does this understanding affect the way we share the Gospel?
How can we grow in our conviction to share the Gospel with people who need the Saviour? What are some ways we can partner our LG members to spread the Gospel this Easter?

The Jesus of Easter claimed He’s the answer to all these bigger questions of life.

This Easter, we are inviting you to consider Jesus, just like the billions of others who have considered and lived their entire lives with Jesus at the centre.

“Christmas is always the same every year!” said Chris. Until… this year.

Stomach troubles at an awkward family dinner launches him into The Christmas Multiverse.
Join Chris in this epic drama and discover your own favourite version of Christmas!

“Christmas is always the same every year!” said Chris. Until… this year.

Stomach troubles at an awkward family dinner launches him into The Christmas Multiverse.
Join Chris in this epic drama and discover your own favourite version of Christmas!

Series: Mighty To Save
Title: The Power of the Gospel

God has called our church to fulfil the Great Commission, and one of the ways is to love Singapore block by block, school by school. Learn biblical perspectives that will empower us to commit to loving our neighbours, schoolmates, and colleagues

General Questions:

Think about the people you interact with the most every week. What are some of their views towards religion? How do they see topics like death, success, and purpose?
In light of the different views people hold towards life and death, what is unique about the gospel message that Paul mentioned in Romans 1:16-17?

Perspective Questions:

“Salvation is God reaching out to us and not us reaching out to God.” How does this idea impact the way Christians see the world and make decisions in life? How do we distinguish between someone who does religion (DO) and someone who follows Christ (DONE)?
Think about ourselves and the fellow believers around us. What might cause us to feel “ashamed” of the gospel sometimes? What common difficulties do we face in sharing the gospel?
Other than timidity in sharing, what are some other possible signs that we are not fully convinced of or are ashamed of the gospel?

Application Questions:

Take some time to reflect upon the gospel message, thank God for our personal salvation and recommit ourselves to work at growing our relationship with Jesus.
What is one step I can take to bring the gospel to people in our nation this week?

Series: Mighty To Save
Title: The Power Of Territorial Commitment

Seasons of struggle may make us think that life is hopeless and bleak.
But what if it’s not the end?
Jesus died a tragic death on the Cross. But His story didn’t end there.

Discover the Easter story – the story of you and God, and how He is still writing the story of your life.

Seasons of struggle may make us think that life is hopeless and bleak.
But what if it’s not the end?
Jesus died a tragic death on the Cross. But His story didn’t end there.

Discover the Easter story – the story of you and God, and how He is still writing the story of your life.

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