Ezra: Jesus Is The Good Foundation
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May 12, 2019
Ezra: Jesus Is The Good Foundation

Andrew Allison · Listen

Sermon Questions Ezra 3:7-13

1.  Have you ever rebuilt something? Describe the differences between a build and a rebuild.

2.  Zerubbabbel’s job was to lead a team to rebuild the Temple and they were committed to “doing it right!”. List the evidence of the ‘doing it right’.

3. The foundation was a big deal, big enough for them stop and break out in praise. Why is the foundation so important in a building?

4. What is the foundation of your life? What’s the evidence for that?

5. Read 1 Corinthians 3:10-17. What does it mean that JESUS is the Foundation and you are God’ temple? Might that change your life?

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