Bible Study Questions: The Crown The Cross & The Case for Christ!
- Prayer
- Summary
- This Easter message explores the historical reliability of the resurrection of Jesus, comparing it to well-known figures like Alexander the Great. Through 1 Corinthians 15 and Gospel evidence, we see that Jesus' resurrection is not just a matter of faith—it's rooted in history. The message challenges us to examine our hearts and ask: What has taken God’s place? It’s a call to return to the risen King who alone offers life, truth, and lasting hope.
- 1. What happened to Jesus after He died on the cross?
- 2. What did the women find when they went to Jesus’ tomb?
- 3. Who were some of the first people to see Jesus alive again?
- 4. Why is that significant when speaking of this as a historical account?
- 5. Where do we find a short, but important definition of the Gospel in the Bible?
- 6. What makes the accounts about Jesus different from other famous historical figures like Alexander the Great?
- 7. From a historical standpoint, what makes Christianity different from other religions?
- 8. Why does it matter that Jesus really rose from the dead?
- 9. Where in the Bible does Jesus say He is God?
- 10. Where in the Bible do Jesus followers say He is God?
- 11. Have you ever doubted that the resurrection really happened? What helps you trust it’s true?
- 12. How can knowing Jesus is alive change how you live today?
- Discussion