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The Reality Check

Sermon Series: All In – The Lenten Deep Cuts Sermon Title: The Reality Check Sermon Text: Luke 22:31-34 PREACHING: Matt Knapp, Transitional Pastor Sermon Questions: For your head: When life gets hard, do you assume God is angry, or is He just removing your need for control? For your Heart: When you mess up, do you picture Jesus disappointed in you, or actively praying for your comeback? For your Hands: Who needs your honest story of failure more than your fake perfection?

The Principle of Death

Sermon Series: All In – The Lenten Deep Cuts Sermon Title: The Principle of Death Sermon Text: John 12:20-33 PREACHING: Matt Knapp, Transitional Pastor Sermon Questions: For your head: How does Jesus’ path to "glory" (the cross) redefine your definition of success? For your Heart: Is there a "dormant seed" in your life that you are scared to plant? What is holding you back? For your Hands: What one preference can you sacrifice to serve someone else this week?

The Wrong Kind of All In

Sermon Series: All In – The Lenten Deep Cuts Sermon Title: The Wrong Kind of All In Sermon Text: Matthew 20:20-28 PREACHING: Matt Knapp, Transitional Pastor Sermon Questions: Heart: What do your recent frustrations with God reveal about what you are really expecting from him? Mind: Where is your desire to be noticed causing jealousy instead of support in your relationships? Hands: What hidden task can you do this week to serve someone without getting any credit?

The Grimm Commitment

Sermon Series: All In – The Lenten Deep Cuts Sermon Title: The Grimm Commitment Sermon Text: John 11:1-16 PREACHING: Matt Knapp, Transitional Pastor Sermon Questions: 1. What are some of the worst labels we give ourselves and others? 2. What are some things you need God to redeem in your life? 3. What are the conditions of the lenses with which you view the world?

The Undeterred Will

Sermon Title: The Undeterred Will Sermon Text: Luke 13:31-35 PREACHING: Matt Knapp, Transitional Pastor Sermon Questions: 1. What are your “sights set on?” 2. How do you and the people you are close to deal with suffering? 3. How are you different today because of any suffering you may have experienced recently or experienced a while ago?