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At Bldg 28 we stress the importance of authentic discipleship, theological accuracy, genuine friendship, and living life on mission together. All of these needs are met through our varied Home Groups.

These groups are the foremost organized vehicle for discipleship, accountability, and connectivity at Bldg 28. Each week individuals from the community of Bldg 28 gather in various locations across our area to grow in their knowledge of the Word, their love for one another, and their fervor to make Christ known. All of these groups seek to intentionally engage our city through ministry to a specific local need.

Home Group Resources

Sermon Questions guide Home Group Leaders in their sermon discussions each week. Questions will be uploaded after the Sunday Morning Worship Time each week. Please check back later for the newest questions.

Specific Questions

Read Luke 24:1-12
Sermon Title:"But on the First Day of the Week..."

  1. Before and After: What Changed for You?
    The sermon described the resurrection as a "eucatastrophe"—a sudden, joyful reversal. Can you identify key moments in your life that marked a spiritual “before and after” where major growth or new understanding occurred? How does the resurrection continue to shape how you see your past?
  2. Risk and Resurrection
    The women at the tomb risked much to be near Jesus—even in His death. What risks have you had to take, or might you be called to take, to be a faithful witness to the risen Christ?
  3. He Is Not Here, But Has Risen
    The angels asked, “Why do you seek the living among the dead?” In what ways do we still seek life in places that lead only to death (e.g., status, security, approval)? How can remembering Christ’s words free us from those pursuits?
  4. Remember His Words
    The women’s faith was reignited when they remembered what Jesus had already said. What are some ways we can remind each other and ourselves of the Gospel?
  5. Everything Has Changed
    The resurrection changes how we understand our past, our purpose, and our future. Which of those three—redemption, purpose, or hope—do you need to lean into most today, and why?--

General Questions

  1. What is the primary theme of this passage?
  2. What does this passage reveal to me about the person of God?
  3. How does this passage move me internally (worship) and externally (mission)?
  4. Based on what we have learned, what steps can we put into place to live this out?