by Simon Ford | Apr 12, 2026 | CBC Reflections, CBC Sunday - What Next, Discussion Questions
Here are some simple, family‑friendly discussion starters drawn from the sermon and John 21. You can pick just a few for one meal, depending on ages and time. 1. Remembering the Story What do you remember most from the story of Jesus and the miraculous catch of fish?...
by Simon Ford | Apr 5, 2026 | Blog post, CBC Reflections, CBC Sunday - What Next
Imagine if someone told you their friend died three days ago and is currently having breakfast in the next room. You wouldn’t call that inspirational—you’d probably question their sanity. Yet this is precisely the claim at the heart of the Christian faith....
by Simon Ford | Apr 5, 2026 | CBC Reflections, CBC Sunday - What Next, Devotional
Day 1: The Empty Tomb – Evidence of Victory Reading: Luke 24:1-12 Devotional: The empty tomb confronts us with an unavoidable choice. Like the women who discovered it, we cannot remain neutral. The resurrection is either history’s greatest deception or its...
by Simon Ford | Apr 5, 2026 | CBC Reflections, CBC Sunday - What Next, Discussion Questions
Here are some simple, family-friendly table discussion starters based on the message. You can pick a few each mealtime rather than trying to do them all at once. 1. The Big Claim of the Resurrection The preacher said the resurrection is “either the greatest hoax or...
by Simon Ford | Mar 29, 2026 | Blog post, CBC Reflections, CBC Sunday - What Next
The journey from Palm Sunday to Good Friday is one of the most dramatic reversals in human history. In less than a week, the same crowds that welcomed Jesus with palm branches and shouts of “Hosanna!” were crying out “Crucify him!” How did such...
