3) Subject Sentence 

4) Aim

5) Questions for each Division 

2) Divisions

Div 1 The women and the guards became the eye witnesses to the empty tomb

Div 2 The religious leader get the guards to lie about the empty tomb

Div 3 The disciples received the commision for their lives

3) Subject Sentence 

the resurrection embolden us to bear witness to the gospel and make disciples

4) Aim: Understanding the 3 reactions to Jesus' resurrection and reflect on our own response

5) Questions for each Division 

Compared and contrast the reaction of the women and the guards to the empty tomb and the appearance of the angel and what he did?
Why was the guard there and how did God accomplish His purpose through them?

What is the reaction of the Chief Priest to the testimony of the guard?
What is the motivation behind the CP's course of action?
Why did they not consider the resurrection of Jesus?

what were the disciples reaction when they saw Jesus?
why do you think the commision come after Jesus death and resurrection and not before?

3) Subject Sentence 

4) Aim

5) Questions for each Division 

Subject Sentence 
Jesus risen, false report on Jesus’ resurrection, Jesus commissioned His disciples 

Aim

Jesus’ resurrection brings hope and salvation to the world 

Questions for each Division 
1) How can you share with others about Jesus’ resurrection? 
2) Do you circulate false report about Jesus?
3) Are you actively doing the great commission that Jesus commanded us? 

3) Subject Sentence 

4) Aim

5) Questions for each Division 

[D1] Risen Jesus and Empty Tomb, bring first instruction to “Go and tell” (Matthew 28:1-­‐7)
a. Women go to tomb (1)
b. Violent Earthquake brings fear to guards; like dead men (2-­‐4)
c. Angel assures women to not be afraid; Jesus is risen (5-­‐6)
d. First “go” message for women to tell disciples (7)

[D2] Women and Guards “go” and tell others of Resurrected Jesus (Matthew 28:8-­‐15)
a. Women hurry to tell with Joy and meet Jesus (8-­‐10)
b. Guards tell chief priest dishonest plan in response to resurrected Jesus (11-­‐15)

[D3] Jesus tells followers of authority and charge to “go to all and make disciples” (Matthew 28:16-­‐20)
a. Initial disciples doubt of resurrected Jesus (16-­‐17)
b. Jesus tells of His authority (18)
c. Jesus instructs disciples to go into all the world making disciples 

2) Divisions

[D1] Risen Jesus and Empty Tomb, bring first instruction to “Go and tell” (Matthew 28:1-­‐7)

[D2] Women and Guards “go” and tell others of Resurrected Jesus (Matthew 28:8-­‐15)

[D3] Jesus tells followers of authority and charge to “go to all and make disciples” (Matthew 28:16-­‐20)

3) Subject Sentence 

4) Aim

5) Questions for each Division

Applications Questions
1.      How does the resurrection of Jesus challenge you?

2.     How are you responding to His call to make disciples?

1-10

Violent earthquake roll back the stone to empty tomb, Mary Magdalene and Mary met angel said He is not here, he has risen, guards shook and became like dead men. Jesus met them and they clasped his feet and worship, told them to go Galilee

11-15

Guards told Chief priest and told their money to spread false testimony that disciple came and stole Jesus body while they are asleep 

16-20

Disciple found Jesus in Galilee mountain they worship him but some doubted. All authority given to Jesus, command disciple to go make disciple of all nation, he will be with you always 

Subject sentence

Empty tomb, guards lie and Jesus command to make disciple of all nation

Aim: TCTATLT 

He is risen we are command to make disciple of all nations

Q1: How do we worship Jesus?

Q2: How to share this truth of our risen Lord?

Q3: What are we doing to make disciples of all nation?

Big idea:

Make disciple of all nation