How Well Do You Know the Hope and Comfort Found in Jesus?

Study Notes

The text focuses on the question "Do you believe this?" from John 11:25-26.
Five big questions of life are presented: where did I come from, who am I, why am I here, how should I live, and where am I going.
Jesus is the "resurrection and the life" and came to die for our sins so we can be forgiven and live forever.
Believing in Jesus means forgiveness for the past, hope for the future, and help for today.
Jesus promises that those who believe in him will live even though they die and will never truly die.
The text discusses how belief in Jesus affects the direction of our lives.
Heaven is described as perfect, pain-free, trouble-free, and tear-free.
The story of Edi Eger and the tragic loss of Hallie Scruggs are used to illustrate the hope and comfort found in Jesus.
The Resurrection means that our past is forgiven, our present is with Christ, and our future is eternal hope and happiness.
The text encourages readers to place their belief in Christ and trust in Him.

The text discusses the belief that the only way to heaven is through Jesus Christ.
A female falcon equipped with a tracking system migrated from South Africa to Finland in 42 days.
The text suggests that humans have a God-sized void that can only be filled by Christ.
The Bible verse I Cor 15:54-55 is mentioned, which speaks of death being swallowed up in victory.
John 14:1-3 is also mentioned, which discusses the idea of Jesus preparing a place in heaven for believers.
The text includes a closing section that encourages people to commit to or recommit to their faith in Jesus.
Several personal stories are shared, including those of Tom V, Lexy, Jackie Duran, Brian Russell, and Brian Gunther.
The ABC's of Salvation (Acknowledge, Believe, Commit) are briefly discussed.
The text encourages people to pray and complete a connection card or visit the Connection Center for resources.
The text concludes with a final song.