Feb 21, 2021
“The Upper Room”
By: Jordan Moody
Series: Luke Part 3- Save the Lost

HOPE SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS

FEBRUARY 21, 2021 / LUKE 22:1-23

SPEAKER: PASTOR JORDAN MOODY

Q1: Why do you think God has used the activity of sharing a meal to communicate his new covenant? What is God telling us about a meal like the Lord’s Supper and our relationship with God?
 
Q2: Discuss the points (A-G) under the “Meaning of the Lord’s Supper.” Which one resonates with you the most and why?
 
Q3: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are ordinances/sacraments of the church, both of which have been debated for centuries. Describe the differing views of the Lord’s Supper and how you have come to interpret the elements of the table.
 
 
Q4: What is the New Covenant described by Jesus in Luke 22:20? As a group explore more facets of New Covenant by using Jeremiah 31:31-34 to help guide your understanding.
 
Q5: Compare John 6:47-58 and Luke 22:19-20. What is Jesus saying and what is he not saying?
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  • Feb 21, 2021“The Upper Room”
    Feb 21, 2021
    “The Upper Room”
    By: Jordan Moody
    Series: Luke Part 3- Save the Lost

    HOPE SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS

    FEBRUARY 21, 2021 / LUKE 22:1-23

    SPEAKER: PASTOR JORDAN MOODY

    Q1: Why do you think God has used the activity of sharing a meal to communicate his new covenant? What is God telling us about a meal like the Lord’s Supper and our relationship with God?
     
    Q2: Discuss the points (A-G) under the “Meaning of the Lord’s Supper.” Which one resonates with you the most and why?
     
    Q3: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are ordinances/sacraments of the church, both of which have been debated for centuries. Describe the differing views of the Lord’s Supper and how you have come to interpret the elements of the table.
     
     
    Q4: What is the New Covenant described by Jesus in Luke 22:20? As a group explore more facets of New Covenant by using Jeremiah 31:31-34 to help guide your understanding.
     
    Q5: Compare John 6:47-58 and Luke 22:19-20. What is Jesus saying and what is he not saying?
  • Feb 14, 2021“The Dress Rehearsal”
    Feb 14, 2021
    “The Dress Rehearsal”
    By: Jordan Moody
    Series: Luke Part 3- Save the Lost
    Q1: What is your one takeaway from the sermon on Luke 21?
     
    Q2: Why would Jesus' words in Luke 21:6 be so shocking to Jews in the first century?
     
    Q3: How is Luke 21:9 actually encouraging to those who follow Jesus?
    What did it mean for those in the 1st century and what can we learn from this passage for us today?
     
    Q4: Luke 21:9 says they will be "put to death" but then in verse 18 it says, "not a hair of their head will
    perish." So what is Jesus talking about and what does he mean by this?
     
    Q5:  How can we read Luke 21 and actually stay calm and look up instead of fret and worry about these
    apocalyptic passages, talk of the "End Times" and the current state of our own nation?
     
    Q6: Nations rise and fall but what really will remain and last in the end? See 1 Corinthians 13:13 and how does this passage 
    inform our lifestyle today?
     
     
  • Jan 31, 2021“A Widow’s Mite”
    Jan 31, 2021
    “A Widow’s Mite”
    By: Jordan Moody
    Series: Luke Part 3- Save the Lost
    SERMON NOTES
    JANUARY 31, 2020 / LUKE 20:41-21:4
    A WIDOWS MITE
    1. Who Am I? (Lk. 20:41-44)
    2. Beware of Scribes (Lk. 20:45-47)
    3. A Widows Mite (Lk. 21:1-4)
    HOPE SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS
    JANUARY 31, 2020 / LUKE 20:41-21:4
    SPEAKER: PASTOR JORDAN MOODY
    Q1:
    Why would Jesus ask the question in Luke 20:41 and 44? What
    is he saying about his identity, divinity, and authority by this
    questioning?
    Q2:
    List the areas and specific actions we are to beware of
    regarding the scribes. How can we apply and beware of these same
    actions in us today? (extra: Luke 14:7-11)
    Q3:
    What is meant by the phrase “devour widows’ houses?” How
    do we take advantage of the vulnerable, needy, and poor? Where
    in our society do we see this happening and how can we as a
    church counteract this? How can we practice true and pure
    religion? (James 1:27)
    Q4:
    N.T. Wright says, “Because God’s way of measuring reality is
    not our way.” What do you think this means in regards to Luke
    21:1-4? How does God measure and what does he truly value?
    SERMON NOTES
    JANUARY 31, 2020 / LUKE 20:41-21:4
    A WIDOWS MITE
    1. Who Am I? (Lk. 20:41-44)
    2. Beware of Scribes (Lk. 20:45-47)
    3. A Widows Mite (Lk. 21:1-4)
    HOPE SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS
    JANUARY 31, 2020 / LUKE 20:41-21:4
    SPEAKER: PASTOR JORDAN MOODY
    Q1:
    Why would Jesus ask the question in Luke 20:41 and 44? What
    is he saying about his identity, divinity, and authority by this
    questioning?
    Q2:
    List the areas and specific actions we are to beware of
    regarding the scribes. How can we apply and beware of these same
    actions in us today? (extra: Luke 14:7-11)
    Q3:
    What is meant by the phrase “devour widows’ houses?” How
    do we take advantage of the vulnerable, needy, and poor? Where
    in our society do we see this happening and how can we as a
    church counteract this? How can we practice true and pure
    religion? (James 1:27)
    Q4:
    N.T. Wright says, “Because God’s way of measuring reality is
    not our way.” What do you think this means in regards to Luke
    21:1-4? How does God measure and what does he truly value?
     
  • Jan 24, 2021“Death and Taxes”
    Jan 24, 2021
    “Death and Taxes”
    By: Jordan Moody
    Series: Luke Part 3- Save the Lost
    SERMON NOTES
    JANUARY 24, 2020 / LUKE 20:19-40
    DEATH AND TAXES
    1. Setting the Scene
    2. Taxes and Kingdoms (Lk. 20:19-26)
    3. Death and Resurrection (Lk. 20:27-40)
    HOPE SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS
    JANUARY 24, 2020 / LUKE 20:19-40
    SPEAKER: PASTOR JORDAN MOODY
    Q1:
    What is the difference between Pharisees, Herodians, and
    Sadducees? What were they willing to unite over? (see Matt.
    22:15-16; Acts 23:6-9)
    Q2:
    How do we render to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what
    is God’s? What do you think Jesus is saying by this? Why did he
    give an answer like this? (John 18:36; 1 Pet. 2:13-17; Rom. 6:13)
    Q3:
    What does it mean to give to God what belongs to him?
    Q4:
    What’s really going on through the big picture of Jesus entering
    Jerusalem at the end of Luke 19 through all of chapter 20? What is
    the major point being made through this passage? (think about
    tying all the individual stories into one point the author is making
    about Jesus)
    Q5:
    What do you find so encouraging about what Jesus says in
    Luke 20:37-38. Why is this so important to this story and the
    gospel?
    Q5:
    What do you find so encouraging about what Jesus says in
    Luke 20:37-38. Why is this so important to this story and the
    gospel?
    SERMON NOTES
    JANUARY 24, 2020 / LUKE 20:19-40
    DEATH AND TAXES
    1. Setting the Scene
    2. Taxes and Kingdoms (Lk. 20:19-26)
  • Jan 17, 2021“Don’t Shoot the Messenger
    Jan 17, 2021
    “Don’t Shoot the Messenger
    By: Jordan Moody
    Series: Luke Part 3- Save the Lost
    Luke Part 1- The Son of Man (Galilee, 1-9)
    Luke Part 2- Came to Seek (On the road, 10-19)
    Luke Part 3- Save the Lost (Jerusalem, 20-24)
    1. Cleaning House and Taking Names Luke 19:45-48
    2. Trick Questions With No Comment Luke 20:1-8
    3. Don't Shoot the Messenger and Watch Your Step Luke20:9-18
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