Discussion Questions for April 5, 2026
If you enjoy these questions or they are useful, I would like to hear about it! - Pastor Harvey
1. The "To-Do List" Audit
In the sermon, Pastor Harvey asked, "Who does my to-do list serve?" * The Question: If a stranger looked at your calendar and your bank statement from the last month, what would they conclude is the "highest priority" of your life? Is there a visible difference between a life centered on "man’s wisdom" and a life centered on "Jesus Christ and Him crucified"?
2. Defining Your "Krino" Moment
We discussed the Greek word Krino—a final, concluding judgment to follow Jesus with "no turning back."
The closing analogy compared recognizing a voice in a restaurant to actually knowing the person behind the microphone.
Paul decided to know nothing except Jesus Christ.
The sermon warned that even the demons believe in the Resurrection and shudder.
If you enjoy these questions or they are useful, I would like to hear about it! - Pastor Harvey
1. The "To-Do List" Audit
In the sermon, Pastor Harvey asked, "Who does my to-do list serve?" * The Question: If a stranger looked at your calendar and your bank statement from the last month, what would they conclude is the "highest priority" of your life? Is there a visible difference between a life centered on "man’s wisdom" and a life centered on "Jesus Christ and Him crucified"?
2. Defining Your "Krino" Moment
We discussed the Greek word Krino—a final, concluding judgment to follow Jesus with "no turning back."
- The Question: Can you point to a specific "point of no return" in your spiritual journey, or has your faith felt more like a "crucifixion of convenience"? What is one area of your life right now where you are still "waffling" instead of surrendering to the Lordship of Christ?
The closing analogy compared recognizing a voice in a restaurant to actually knowing the person behind the microphone.
- The Question: Many people "recognize the sound" of God’s Word or the "Sunday School answers," but they haven't "come out of the stands" to meet the Savior. In what ways have you been a "fan in the crowd" lately rather than a participant in a relationship with Jesus?
Paul decided to know nothing except Jesus Christ.
- The Question: What are the "thorns" in your life—the hobbies, anxieties, or even good goals—that are currently competing with that "except"? If you "cleared the table" of your life today, what would be the hardest thing to sweep away to make room for Christ alone?
The sermon warned that even the demons believe in the Resurrection and shudder.
- The Question: What is the difference between agreeing that Jesus rose from the dead and being radically changed by it? How has the reality of the Empty Tomb specifically changed the way you handled a trial, a relationship, or a failure this past week?