Sermon Matthew 17:1-13 Questions
- The Good Samaritan and Divine Love:
- How does the parable of the Good Samaritan reflect the nature of divine love as demonstrated by Jesus?
- In what ways can we “go and do likewise” in our daily lives, as Jesus commands at the end of the parable?
- The Transfiguration and Christ’s Glory:
- What is the significance of the Transfiguration in revealing Jesus’ divine nature to the disciples?
- How does the Transfiguration prepare the disciples (and us) for the reality of the cross?
- The Role of Moses and Elijah:
- Why do you think Moses and Elijah appeared with Jesus during the Transfiguration?
- How do Moses and Elijah represent the Law and the Prophets, and what does their presence signify about Jesus’ mission?
- Listening to Jesus:
- What does it mean to “listen to Him” as the Father commands in the sermon?
- How can we prioritize the voice of Jesus in a world filled with distractions and competing voices?
- The Contrast Between the Transfiguration and the Crucifixion:
- How does the sermon draw parallels between the Transfiguration and the Crucifixion?
- What can we learn about the nature of Jesus’ mission from these contrasting events?
- Living Out the Gospel:
- How can we reflect the glory of Christ in our daily lives, as the sermon suggests?
- In what ways can we, as a community, embody the values of radiant love, deep humility, and gospel-centered mission?
- Fear and Faith:
- How does Jesus’ response to the disciples’ fear during the Transfiguration provide comfort and encouragement for us today?
- What role does faith play in overcoming fear and confusion in our spiritual journey?
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