The Trial of Jesus: Trading Innocence for Guilt, Peace for Violence (Luke 23:1-25)
October 5, 2015
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Fellowship Discussion Questions:
- What hit you the most from the message?
- If you were Malchus, healed by Jesus, and asked by the chief priests to escort Him through the three trials He faced, what would you think, feel, or do?
- A lot of theologians observe that spiritually speaking we are like Barabbas, meaning we sinners were set free and pardoned as a result of Jesus’ condemnation. If you were Barabbas, what would you do with your new life? What would you do now as a person in the 21st century if you were given a second chance?
- Have you ever played the roles of this account in your life? (See below.) Please explain. What led you to leave these roles and become a follower of Christ? Or are you still in one of these roles?
Chief Priests – Doubters and/or Haters of Jesus.
Pilate – Curios Analyzer of Jesus. Agnostic to His Claims.
Herod – Jesus is an Entertaining Religious Story.
Crowds – Whatever the Popular Opinion of Jesus is, is Your Opinion.
Barabbas – The Substitute Religion/Philosophy You Prefer so You don’t have to Believe in Jesus.
Theopholis – Objective Observer and Fan of Jesus, yet not Ready to Believe and Follow. - Any other insights or applications?
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