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1. What did you think of God as a teenager? How has that changed since then?
2. Read 1 Tim 4:12. Who is a young follower of Jesus whose life is an example to you?
3. Read 1 Cor 11:1. If a young person followed your life this last week, would they be closer to Jesus or farther away? Who are the young people following your life?
4. When it comes to the caves we can hide from God in, which one do you most often get caught in? (Anger, Isolation, Anxiety, Shame)
5. What are 2 verses you cling to as anchors when the storm of life comes your way?
6. Read Mark 10:45. If we want to be like Jesus, we serve. Where are you serving God and His people?
7. Pray for each other

Todd Reinschmidt speaks to how our relationship with Jesus is deeply personal but not private and should not be just for our own benefit, but also so we can help others. Jesus wants that the bulk of our journey to and with Him be about helping others to Him as well! 

The Christian faith is a faith of reconciliation accomplished. In this message Jonathan encourages the church to continue in the faith and what that looks like.

Judas led the religious leaders and Roman soldiers to the garden of Gethsemane to arrest Jesus. In order to identify Jesus so that the Roman soldiers knew who to arrest, Judas told them that he would kiss Jesus. And he did. He betrayed Jesus with a kiss. There is a lot to this scene and Tony unpacks some of it for us.

Jesus enters the garden of Gethsemane. And it is here where the redemptive work He came to fulfill really begins. Gethsemane lets us see the reality of the emotional state of Jesus as He approaches the cross. It is hard to read and even harder to see with the eyes of our heart.

This is the second sermon where Tony is telling the story of Jesus’ final week on earth. This is the final part of the story that happened in the upper room. There are really special, significant lessons we can learn from these events.