“is He the One?” (Part 2) Sermon Audio, Video, and Questions

On Sunday, August 30, 2026, at Wildwood Community Church I preached a sermon based on Luke 7:11-17 titled “is He the One? Part 2.” Below you will find questions related to the message for personal reflection or group discussion. You will also find audio and video of the message to listen to/watch, download, or share.

SERMON QUESTIONS:

Pray
Read Luke 7:11-17
What has been your experience with death as a persistent and painful enemy? How has its sting impacted your life?
Jesus has authority over death. Jesus has made a way for our resurrection into an eternity with Him if we place our faith in Him. Have you placed your faith in Jesus Christ? If you have, how has that changed the way you view death?
Jesus’ compassion and grace are on display in the events of Luke 7:11-17. How does His response here encourage you as you contemplate death and its “sting”?
In 7:15, the “dead man” talks. In 7:16-17, the living can’t stop talking about what Jesus has done! How comfortable are you in talking about what Jesus has done for you to others? Dead men tell no tales … but the living do!!!
What stands out to you most from this message? Any particular takeaway?

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“is He the One?” (Part 1) Sermon Audio, Video, and Questions

On Sunday, August 23, 2026, at Wildwood Community Church I preached a sermon based on Luke 7:1-10 titled “is He the One?” Below you will find questions related to the message for personal reflection or group discussion. You will also find audio and video of the message to listen to/watch, download, or share.

SERMON QUESTIONS:

Pray
Read Luke 7:1-10
Take some time as a group or as an individual brainstorming things you know about Jesus: His character and His work? Based on what you know about Him, how does that inspire you to have more faith in Him?
Are there things, people, etc. you tend to turn to most when things get hard in your life? Do you turn to Jesus first, or to someone or something else? What about this message/passage of Scripture encourages you to turn to Jesus first when difficulty/desperation sets in?
Do you generally have an attitude that says you are “worthy” of God to work in your life, or do you tend to think you are “unworthy” of His blessing? How does your answer to this question impact your attitude toward life and the Lord?
This miracle with the Jesus and the centurion’s servant is a beautiful picture of salvation by grace through faith. Where do you see God’s grace in these verses? Where do you see the importance of faith?
What stands out to you most from this message? Any particular takeaway?

To access these questions in pdf format, click here.

To see the Luke Bible Reading Plans/Devos, click here.

To listen offline, click link below to download:

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“The Building Jesus is Building Isn’t a Building” Sermon Audio, Video, and Questions

On Sunday, August 16, 2026 at Wildwood Community Church I preached a sermon based on Ephesians 2:19-22. This message titled “The Building Jesus is Building Isn’t a Building.” Below you will find questions related to the message for personal reflection or group discussion. You will also find audio and video of the message to listen to/watch, download, or share.

SERMON QUESTIONS:

Pray
Read Ephesians 2:19-22
In what way do you think church buildings are helpful for ministry?
What is clear from the example in Ephesus is that Jesus changed the Ephesians! The great news is that He changes us as well. Look through Ephesians 2 (entire chapter) to observe some of the changes Jesus has made for us. Also, think about the change Jesus has made in your life. Share that change with the group!
How does knowing that real change is possible with Jesus give you hope?
Jesus is “on site” in our lives building us new and remodeled lives. What are some ways you would love to see Jesus change your life in the years ahead?
Is your Christian life a “we” or is it just a “me”? What is your plan for being a part of His living Temple (community of believers) in the year ahead?
What stands out to you most from this message? Any particular takeaway?