Come And See The Empty Tomb

Key Points


The resurrection is the cornerstone of Christian faith.


The Resurrection Fulfills God’s Promises. Jesus did exactly
what He said He would.


We Are Justified by Faith, Not Works. Our salvation is a
gift, confirmed by His resurrection.


God Has Power Over Death. The empty tomb proves He conquered
death itself.


We Have Hope Beyond the Grave. This hope anchors us, not
just for eternity, but for today.


The Tomb Is an Invitation to New Life. Resurrection power
invites us into transformation.





Discussion


What’s your vantage point on the empty tomb—faith, doubt, fear,
or awe? Explain.


Why is it important that Jesus’ resurrection was witnessed and
recorded?


How does understanding that salvation comes through faith, not
works, impact your relationship with God?


What does “justified by faith” really mean to you, practically?


Share an experience where you've seen God fulfill a promise in
your life.


How does your view of death and eternity change when you believe
in the resurrection?


Discuss the significance of baptism as a symbol of dying to old
life and rising to new life in Christ.


Where in your life do you most need the “new creation” promise
of 2 Corinthians 5:17?





Application


Personal Reflection: Write down a specific area where you’ve
been trying to earn God’s approval. Give it to Him in prayer.


Family Conversation: Read Romans 6:3-4 together and
discuss what baptism symbolizes.


Outreach: Share your testimony this week using this simple
phrase: “The tomb is empty—Jesus is alive, and He changed
me.”


Spiritual Reset: Use 2 Corinthians 5:17 as your morning
affirmation this week: “The old has passed away. The new has
come.”


If you haven't been baptized and feel led to do so, talk to
someone about it or contact the church about taking this step.