⬅️ LOOK BACK (15 mins)

Family Time

Vision: Invite someone in your lifegroup to share what your Lifegroup’s vision means to them.
Icebreaker:
- 2016 is IN. Show us a photo of yourself from 2016. Briefly share where you were at in life and what you were doing 10 years ago!
Check-Ins: life updates, praise reports, etc.

All event details can be found at epicentre.org/events

Feel free to skip any that don’t apply to your group.

Fundraiser Lunch for Youth Retreat! (Jan. 25): Help us raise money for student scholarships, so finances never stand in the way of a student experiencing this youth retreat.
Hope Room (Jan. 26): Come begin the year seeking Jesus with our church family in prayer and worship in our monthly HOPE (House Of Prayer Epicentre) room!
Freedom Day (Feb. 7): Jesus is good news! He is continual good news. And annually, we have been having this one day workshop, Freedom Day, where their heart is to experience breakthrough and healing in the deep places God wants to encounter us. We don't have to stay stuck. He wants to bring freedom! Cost is $30.
Youth Retreat (Feb. 13-16): Every year, youth retreat is a meaningful space God encounters our youth and ministry volunteers. This year's theme "Call on Me", and it is rooted on Jeremiah 29:11-13. Go to epicentre.org/youthretreat for more info. If you are interested in serving, please reach out to Pastor Josh Patingo, [email protected].

Ask someone in the group ahead of time to prepare the worship space. They can use this guide to help them plan their time: **Tips for Leading Worship at Lifegroup.**

If helpful, you can also pick from this worship list of Youtube songs with lyrics.

Introduction:

The book of Revelation does not introduce us to a new Jesus—it reveals the fullness of Jesus as the Risen King. In Revelation 1, we encounter Jesus not as a tame or familiar figure, but as the resurrected, reigning King—glorious, authoritative, and alive forevermore. This study invites us to move beyond a comfortable view of Jesus and to see Him rightly so that our worship and obedience are shaped by encountering the resurrected Christ.