Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 24:36-49

Big Idea: Everything required of our response to the resurrection is supplied by the risen Jesus. 

1. Lacking peace, Jesus offers proofs (vv. 36-43) 

2. Lacking perspective, Jesus opens minds (vv. 44-45)

3. Lacking purpose, Jesus orders proclamation (vv. 46-48) 

4. Lacking power, Jesus anticipates the promise (v. 49) 

Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 24:28-35

Big Idea: Jesus’ resurrection life meets our regular lives through ordinary, appointed means. 

Experience of the risen Christ is:  

1. Drawn out by supplication (vv. 28-29) 
2. Disclosed in the supper (vv. 30-31) 
3. Dependent on the Scriptures (v. 32)
4. Delivered to other souls (vv. 33-35) 

Preacher: Tyler Masters

Passage: Luke 24:13-27

Big Idea: Understanding Christ’s glory through his suffering is essential to interpreting and applying all of Scripture. 

1. The Sorrow of Unbelief (vv.13-17)

2. The Struggle to Understand (vv.18-24) 

3. The Scriptures Unveiled (vv.25-27)

a. The Condition of the Heart (v.25)

b. The Clarity of the Gospel (v.26)

c. The Centrality of Christ (v.27)

Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 24:1-12

Luke 1:14: Inasmuch as many have undertaken to compile a narrative of the things that have been accomplished among us, just as those who from the beginning were eyewitnesses and ministers of the word have delivered them to us, it seemed good to me also, having followed things closely for some time past, to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, that you may have certainty concerning the things you have been taught.

Big Idea: Four attestations to the resurrection - that you might believe in the risen Jesus certainly and savingly.

Attestation #1: The empty tomb (vv. 1-3)
Attestation #2: The divine testimony (vv. 4-7)
Attestation #3: The witnessing women (vv. 8-10)
Attestation #4: The unbelieving disciples (vv. 11-12)

Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 23:34

Big Idea: Good Friday reminds us Jesus’ death purchased our forgiveness and empowers our forgiving.

1. Christ for us - He died that you might be forgiven  

2. Christ in us - He forgives that you might be forgiving

Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 23:50-56

Big Idea: The burial of Jesus leaves no doubt who Jesus is and what He’s done. 

What does Christ’s burial “leaving no doubt” bring out?  

1. Courage in a faith that goes public (vv. 50-52)  

2. Care in an honoring that fulfills Scripture (v. 53)

3. Continuing in a quiet obedience (vv. 54-56)

Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 23:44-49

Big Idea: The details of Christ’s death reveal why the cross is central to the good news of the gospel. 

1. How do I relate to the details of Christ’s death? (vv. 44-46)

a. The darkness reveals to me the weight of sin

b. The torn curtain reveals to me the way of salvation

c. The trusting confession reveals to me His willing surrender

2. How do I respond to the details of Christ’s death? (vv. 47-49)

a. Let it lead you to a confident confession

b. Let it lead you to a genuine conviction 

c. Let it lead you to a consistent closeness

Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 23:32-43

Big Idea: The one crucified between criminals is the one through whom you have access to God’s pardon, perspicuity, and paradise. 

Through Christ’s crucifixion: 

1. I have access to pardon (vv. 32-34)  

2. I have access to perspicuity (vv. 35-39)  

3. I have access to paradise (vv. 40-42) 

a. Repentance faith includes:

- Fear of God

- Forsaking of sin

- Faith in Jesus

b. Salvation in Jesus is:

- Immediate

- Intimate

- Eternal

Preacher: Scott Hamilton

Scripture: 1 Peter 2:9

In Jesus, I have...

1. A place to eternally belong that I long for others to find

2. An eternity purpose to pray for people and present Jesus

3. A greater king so I live for Him

4. A security that shrinks my fear of opinions about me

5. A different and better treasure that I can't wait to tell you about

Preacher: Scott Hollingshead

Text: Luke 23:26-31

Big Idea: The cross reveals the grace of God towards sinners, the seriousness of sin, and the certainty of judgment.     

1. The cross is meant to reorient your life (v. 26) 

2. The cross is meant to redirect your lament (vv. 27-28)  

3. The cross is meant to rescue from judgment (vv. 29-31)