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GP Plainfield - 03.30.25 - Good and Angry, Week 5
This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is John 11:1-6, 17-21, 28-39.
# Key Verses
John 11:35
Ephesians 4:26
John 10:10
Hebrews 2:14
Revelation 1:18
Questions
How do you typically handle your anger with God? Do you tend to avoid Him or bring your raw emotions to Him?
What's the difference between destructive anger and redemptive anger?
Why did Jesus wait two days before going to Lazarus? What does this teach us about God's timing?
How does understanding that Satan, not God, holds the power of death change your perspective on tragedy?
What are some things in our world that should make Christians angry?
How can we ensure our anger leads to redemptive action rather than destruction?
What's the significance of Jesus weeping with Mary and Martha instead of immediately correcting their lack of faith?
How can we as a church better channel our collective anger into meaningful ministry?
Life Application
This week, identify something that makes you righteously angry - an injustice or form of brokenness in the world. Take that anger to God in prayer, asking Him to sanctify it and show you how to channel it into redemptive action. Then, take one concrete step toward addressing that issue in a way that brings restoration.
Key Takeaways
God invites us to work through our anger with Him, and He will redeem it for good
Jesus' anger was directed at brokenness and death, not at people
Redemptive anger leads to restorative action, not destruction
We should be angry at what angers God, not what angers the world
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Welcome to Grace Pointe! We're so happy you could join us onlineMore Information ↓Grace Pointe is a church dedicated to seeing a world full of healthy churches by making as many people as much like Jesus in the shortest time possible.We are a multi-site church network with campuses in Naperville IL and Plainfield IL Connect with us:Website: https://gracepointe.usFacebook: / gracepointeplainfield Instagram: / gppchurch YouTube: / @gracepointe / @gracepointeplainfield Join us in-person at any of our service times:Naperville, Sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11 AMPlainfield, Sundays at 9 and 10:45AM
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By Grace PointeThis sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is John 11:1-6, 17-21, 28-39.
# Key Verses
John 11:35
Ephesians 4:26
John 10:10
Hebrews 2:14
Revelation 1:18
Questions
How do you typically handle your anger with God? Do you tend to avoid Him or bring your raw emotions to Him?
What's the difference between destructive anger and redemptive anger?
Why did Jesus wait two days before going to Lazarus? What does this teach us about God's timing?
How does understanding that Satan, not God, holds the power of death change your perspective on tragedy?
What are some things in our world that should make Christians angry?
How can we ensure our anger leads to redemptive action rather than destruction?
What's the significance of Jesus weeping with Mary and Martha instead of immediately correcting their lack of faith?
How can we as a church better channel our collective anger into meaningful ministry?
Life Application
This week, identify something that makes you righteously angry - an injustice or form of brokenness in the world. Take that anger to God in prayer, asking Him to sanctify it and show you how to channel it into redemptive action. Then, take one concrete step toward addressing that issue in a way that brings restoration.
Key Takeaways
God invites us to work through our anger with Him, and He will redeem it for good
Jesus' anger was directed at brokenness and death, not at people
Redemptive anger leads to restorative action, not destruction
We should be angry at what angers God, not what angers the world
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Welcome to Grace Pointe! We're so happy you could join us onlineMore Information ↓Grace Pointe is a church dedicated to seeing a world full of healthy churches by making as many people as much like Jesus in the shortest time possible.We are a multi-site church network with campuses in Naperville IL and Plainfield IL Connect with us:Website: https://gracepointe.usFacebook: / gracepointeplainfield Instagram: / gppchurch YouTube: / @gracepointe / @gracepointeplainfield Join us in-person at any of our service times:Naperville, Sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11 AMPlainfield, Sundays at 9 and 10:45AM