Living in Resurrection Power Group Discussion Guide

Icebreaker

Quick Round: If you could bring one "dead" thing back to life (a discontinued snack, a canceled TV show, a childhood toy, etc.), what would it be and why?

Discussion

Discussion Point 1: Your Saturday Season

Scripture: Psalm 27:13-14; Isaiah 40:28-31

We talked last week about how Saturday represents the "in-between"—those seasons when God feels quiet, prayers feel unanswered, and hope feels distant. But just because God is silent doesn't mean He's absent. Sunday is always coming.

Discussion starter: Where are you currently in a "Saturday season" in your life—waiting for breakthrough, healing, or answers?

Discussion Point 2: Dead Things Rising

Scripture: Ezekiel 37:1-14; Romans 6:1-14

The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is available to us right now. If Jesus can conquer death itself, nothing in our lives is beyond His resurrection power—not our broken relationships, lost dreams, fading hope, or struggling faith.

Discussion starter: What's one "dead thing" in your life that you need God to resurrect?

Discussion Point 3: Go and Tell

Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 1:8

The angel gave two instructions at the empty tomb: "come and see" and "go and tell." Easter wasn't just something to celebrate—it's something to share. We all have a resurrection story of how Jesus has changed us or brought something back to life.

Discussion starter: Who's one person in your life that needs to hear your story this week?

Prayer Time

Share:

• What are you celebrating this week?

• What are you praying about this week?

• Let's pray for the "Saturday seasons" we're in, for resurrection power in our dead places, and for courage to share our stories with others who need hope.

Closing Reflection

Easter wasn't just a day—it's a reality we get to live in every single day. The tomb is still empty, Jesus is still alive, and He's still writing resurrection stories. Let's go live like we believe it.