John 18:1-27 | S03E09

11/01/21 • 17 min

Will Watson and David Krall walk through the text.

How is the sovereignty of God still demonstrated even during Christ's arrests?
What does it look like to trust the sovereignty of God in our lives? When was a time in your life that you tried to take control (like Peter in v. 11) but God had something else in mind?
Can you think of a time that your theology might have been correct, but your tone or timing was off? Why are each of those Ts important?

Will Watson and David Krall walk through the text.

How is the sovereignty of God still demonstrated even during Christ's arrests?
What does it look like to trust the sovereignty of God in our lives? When was a time in your life that you tried to take control (like Peter in v. 11) but God had something else in mind?
Can you think of a time that your theology might have been correct, but your tone or timing was off? Why are each of those Ts important?

Will Watson and Zack Serface walk through the text.

How do verses 20 and 21 drive our Communitas?
How do our R2 relationships (with other believers) impact our R3 relationships (with the yet to believe)?
How can we incorporate parts of Jesus' prayer into our own prayer lives?

Will Watson and Jake Manfredi walk through the text.

When recently have you chosen a lesser joy in your life? How does that relate to the Jewish leaders choosing to value the Passover feast instead of the true Passover lamb?
How does the sovereignty of God displayed in this passage draw you closer into each of your three core relationships (R-cubed)? Does it keep you from pressing into them in any way?
What does it mean to live in a Kingdom that is not of this world, but is for the world?
In what ways are each of us like the Jews who choose the robber that comes to steal and destroy over Jesus, who comes to give us the good life?