Episodes
!["Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ George Crabb - Week 24](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Apr 08, 2024
Monday Apr 08, 2024
George Crabb brings a message from Luke 24:13-53 referencing The Road to Emmaus.
Sermon Questions April 7, 2024
1. How many miles did Jesus walk with these two on that road to Emmaus, and how long (on average) would that take you?
2. How do you think the Lord talks to you?
3. Where do you see Jesus in the Old Testament?
4. Does your heart burn within you when you discover Jesus in the Old Testament?
![Easter Sunday - "Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 23](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Apr 01, 2024
Monday Apr 01, 2024
Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 24:1-12.
Sermon Questions:
1. Have you ever fallen victim to a scam? If so, what happened? Why did you get fooled?
2. Has the story of Easter been an encouragement or a challenge to your faith?
3. Which of the clues Pastor Tim described were most interesting to you? Why?
4. Imagine it is Easter Sunday morning 2,000 years ago. You are in a Roman prison because of your faith, uncertain if you will be released to go home or into an arena to face wild animals and death. In the next cell is another believer. You have found a scrap of parchment. What will you write to encourage your friend? How are those words an encouragement to you today?
!["Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 22](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Mar 25, 2024
Monday Mar 25, 2024
This Sunday Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 23:1-47.
Sermon Questions March 24, 2024
1. Have you ever been falsely accused of something? How did it make you feel? How did you respond? How did Jesus respond to His accusers? Why do you think Jesus chose to respond as He did?
2. Luke's entire description of the actual act of crucifying Jesus consists of three words (Luke 23:33 "...they crucified him...") Why do you think Luke gives so little description to an event that is so central to the Christian faith?
3. Luke spends time telling the story of the two men crucified with Jesus. What lessons do you draw from their stories?
4. Francis Spufford has written, "Taking the things people do wrong seriously is part of taking them seriously." What does that mean? How does it relate to the crucifixion?
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!["Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 21](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Mar 18, 2024
Monday Mar 18, 2024
Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 21:5-38.
SERMON QUESTIONS:
1. The Bible never explains why Judas betrayed Jesus, because Judas never lived long enough to say. However, given what we know of the story of Jesus, why do you think Judas turned traitor?
2. In what ways are the stories of Judas and Peter similar and how are they different?
3. If Judas hadn't taken his life, do you think he could have been forgiven? Why or why not?
4. Have you ever been in a place where you faced deep failure and/or lost hope? What helped you to hang on in that dark night of the soul?
!["Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 20](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Mar 11, 2024
Monday Mar 11, 2024
This Sunday Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 19:37-20:26.
SERMON QUESTIONS:
1. Because Jesus drove out the people selling in the temple, some conclude that nothing should ever be sold inside a church building. What are your thoughts on that? How would you draw boundaries between what is appropriate vs. inappropriate "marketing" in a church context?
2. Twice Jesus responds to trick questions with His own trick questions (Luke 20:1-8 and 20:21-26). Which of those exchanges do you like best and why?
3. What does Jesus mean in referring to Himself as a rejected stone that becomes a cornerstone (Luke 20:17-18)?
4. Was there a time in your life where Jesus was a rejected stone? When and how did He become your cornerstone?
!["Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 21](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Mar 11, 2024
Monday Mar 11, 2024
Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 21:5-38.
SERMON QUESTIONS:
1. What is one of the most impressive buildings you have visited? Why did it impress you? How would you feel if you saw a headline tomorrow stating that building had been completely destroyed? How do you imagine Jesus’ words about the temple in Jerusalem affected his hearers (Luke 21:5-6)
2. Jesus told his disciples that if they were put on trial for their faith he would give the words they needed when they needed them. There are several instances in the book of Acts where Jesus’ followers were arrested and questioned. One example is found in Acts 4:1-21. Another is in 5:27-42. Look up one of these stories. What impresses you about the answers given?
3. Why do you think Jesus described the kinds of chaos that would occur before his return but left the specific details so vague? Why tell us about it at all?
4. In Luke 21 there are 5 specific things Jesus told his followers to do. Look them up and fill in the list below. Which one speaks the most to you?
Verse 9 ________________________
Verses 13-15 __________________
Verse 28 ______________________
Verse 34 ______________________
Verse 36 ______________________
!["Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 19](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Feb 26, 2024
Monday Feb 26, 2024
Pastor Tim Richards continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 19:1-10.
SERMON QUESTIONS:
1. Why do you think Jesus told Zacchaeus, "I must be a guest in your home..."?
2. Try doing your own compare and contrast between Luke 19:1-10 and Luke 18:18-30. What is similar? What is different?
3. What lessons do you draw from these two very different interactions people had with Jesus?
4. Do you have an impossible story in your life--some way that Jesus has changed your direction that once seemed completely improbable?
!["Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 18](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Feb 19, 2024
Monday Feb 19, 2024
Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 17:1-10.
SERMON QUESTIONS
1. Have you ever had a tree that needed to be removed? How hard was it?
2. Jesus talked aboaut giving a brother or sister a rebuke. Do you find it harder to give or receive a rebuke? Why? When is a rebuke important? How can you do it without losing a friend?
3. Jesus put more emphasis on forgiving than He did on rebuking. Is forgiveness easy or hard for you?
4. What lesson does the mustard seed have to teach us about faith and forgiveness?
![”Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 17](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Tuesday Feb 13, 2024
”Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 17
Tuesday Feb 13, 2024
Tuesday Feb 13, 2024
Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 16:1-31.
SERMON QUESTIONS
1. Do you like movies about clever con jobs? If so, what is one of your favorites? Why do you think Jesus chose to teach a good lesson using a sneaking character (Luke 16:1-13)?
2. Thinking about the two parables Jesus told, what difference does it make if we view our resources as something we are entitled to or entrusted with?
3. In Luke 16:15, Jesus talks about something being an "abomination" in the sight of God. What does that word mean (feel free to grab a dictionary)? What is it that Jesus calls an abomination? Why?
4. Jesus seems to be warning some very smart people about their habit of justifying bad behavior. Have you ever caught yourself rationalizing or justifying something you knew wasn't right? If you're brave, share what it was and how you tried to convince yourself it was really okay.
![”Two Scrolls - The Gospel Story According to Luke” - w/ Tim Richards - Week 16](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/12372768/DCC_LIGHTHOUSE_GOLD_PODCAST_LOGO_5swzpi_300x300.jpeg)
Monday Feb 05, 2024
Monday Feb 05, 2024
This Sunday Pastor Tim continues The Two Scrolls series, looking at Luke 15:1-35.
SERMON QUESTIONS
1. What does it mean to grumble? Was there something in your childhood that you grumbled about? If you have time and a Bible concordance, try looking up all the uses of "grumble" (grumbled, grumbling). What is the problem with grumbling?
2. Compare and contrast the three stories. What is similar? What is different? How does each complement the others?
3. If Jesus walked into our community, what is something He might do that might surprise some Christians and give Him a chance to re-tell these stories of lost things being found?
4. Which characters in these stories do you identify with and why?