Message Notes for April 16, 2023
Series: “ So Now What?”
Title: Got Questions?

• Questioning something is the only way we ever learn about anything  
  
  
• Luke 24: 13-25
  
  
• Luke 11: 9-10
  
  
• “What would Jesus have me do to love the most in this situation?” 
  
  
• Acts 8: 26-39 
  
  
• Philippians 3: 13-14
  
  
• What do you do when you have questions? 
  1. Write them down
  2. Pray about them
  3. Ask someone you trust
  4. Join a small group
  5. Read Scripture
  6. Ask one of the Pastors
  7. Pray for God to guide you on the path to be open to change your preconceived notions.
  8. Realize you may not get the answer this side of existence and be ok with that – Hebrews 11:1 Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.
  
  
• God’s promise is to meet us where we are! 
  
  
  

  Family/Study Group Notes for Week of April 16, 2023
  Series: “So Now What?”
  Title: Got Questions?
  
  

• When you don’t know something, how does that make you feel? What do you do about it? How do you go about learning something? If you are a Christian, how have you learned and grown in your faith? Who has answered your questions? If you are still searching, how are you getting your questions answered? Is asking questions about faith a good thing or a bad thing? Why or Why not?
  
  
• What are some of the questions that you have had in the past about Christianity? How did you find answers to those questions? Were they the answers you wanted or expected?
  
  

• Read Luke 11:9-10. What does this passage say about how Jesus treats our questions? Why do you think Jesus wants us to ask questions? What is it we will find when we seek?
  
  

• Read Luke 24:13-25. How did Jesus meet the travelers on the road the Emmaus? What questions did they have and what answers did Jesus give them? What in reality were the travelers seeking? How can Jesus meet you on your road to Emmaus?
  
  
• Read Acts 8:26-39. The Eunuch was an outsider, he had questions. Not knowing where to turn to, he sought God. What did God do? How did God meet him? How will God meet you? What were the answers provided to the Eunuch? What were the results of the Eunuch? How did he respond? How will God meet you in your questions and how then should you respond?
  
  
• What are the questions and/or doubts that you have? List up to five of them.
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  How have you been praying about them? What is you plan for seeking answers or more information about them?