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Study Through the BibleLeading to Easter: Searching the Soul (7 session course)
Do we know the Jesus who is dangerously good?
Topics: | Cross, Crucifixion, Easter, Holidays, Lent, Resurrection |
Filters: | Coach, Group Leader, Lead, Teacher |
Purpose: | Discipleship |
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Date Added: | March 09, 2009 |
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Tim Keller on Practical Theology (7 session course)
This study is based on sermons by Timothy Keller, the founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City.
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The season of Lent is a season for searching the soul. As you study Matthew 26–28, you will search your own soul through the lenses of the people closest to Jesus in his last hours. The last three chapters of Matthew are a juxtaposition of stories.
This seven-session course will address Communion, Jesus' deserters, his submission to the Father, and his crucifixion. While the theme of rejection runs through these chapters in Matthew, there is good news: joy of the resurrection that you can experience with new eyes.
Session OneLavished on Jesus
The Cross calls us to worship in ways others would call waste.
Matthew 26:1–16
The Dinner Guests of God
Communion searches and strengthens our hearts.
Matthew 26:17–31
Where the Battle Is Fought
At the hour of crisis, our hope is in prayer.
Matthew 26:31–46
Blasphemy!
For our sake Jesus accepted the charge that cost him his life.
Matthew 26:47–68
The Faces of Failure
Peter, Judas, and Pilate demonstrate different ways to fail in faith.
Matthew 26:69–27:26
Four Agonies of the Cross
In his weakness on the cross, Jesus Christ revealed his greatness.
John 27:27–54
Resurrection Watchers
Christ's Resurrection calls us to believe.
Matthew 27:55–28:20
Total number of pages—71
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Mike Childs
Excellent study provoking self-searching thought. There are some errors in the Week Six study: It references John 27 when it is clearly Matthew 27; and Week Six is title Four Agonies of the Cross when the point talk about Four IRONIES of the Cross. I assume this is a typrographical error.
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