1. Read 1 Corinthians 15:17. How does Jesus being raised give you confidence that your sins are really forgiven?
2. Read Hebrews 7:16. What does it mean to you that your hope is not running on "batteries" but on Jesus' indestructible life?
3. Read John 11:25–26. Jesus is the resurrection and the life. How does this statement reshape the way you think about death, loss, and your future?
4. Read John 14:19. Jesus says, "Because I live, you will live also." In what ways does this picture of being joined to Him help you understand how life can be lived?
5. Read Romans 5:10. React to this statement: I am saved by His life!
6. Read Ephesians 2:5–6. What stands out to you most in this passage? How does it impact the way you see yourself?
7. Read Romans 8:10–11. In what circumstances do you tend to forget that resurrection power is at work in you? How could remembering help?
8. Read Colossians 3:1–4. If your life is "hidden with Christ in God," how might this truth change what feels important, urgent, or threatening to you right now?

How could Lot be righteous after what he did with his daughters? My friends say God never changes, so we should still be scared of Him like they were in the Old Testament? Why do so many people resist the message of God's grace?

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Matthew 25 contains two parables and a final judgment that all seem works-oriented. How should we interpret this chapter in light of God's grace? My friend grew up Catholic and is into meditation and enlightenment. I've been talking to him about the gospel, but I wonder what you would tell him. Do you have any thoughts for him?

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