Your Personal Grow-Pray-Study (GPS) Guide

Context:

This passage is known as the “Transfiguration of Jesus,” a pivotal moment in the Gospel narrative. It occurs after Jesus predicts his persecution and follows Peter's confession of Jesus as the Christ. The Transfiguration is a foretaste of the glory in the Kingdom of God. It also deepens the understanding of Jesus' identity as God’s Son, the Chosen One.

Icebreaker:

What’s the most awe-inspiring or 'mountaintop' moment you’ve experienced, physically or spiritually?

After the icebreaker, read Luke 9:28-36.

What stands out to you in this passage? How does the presence of Moses and Elijah enhance our understanding of Jesus' mission and identity?

The passage mentions that Jesus' appearance changed, and His clothes became dazzling white. Then, a voice from the clouds says, “Listen to Him!” How does the voice from the cloud affirm Jesus' identity and mission?

Have you ever had a "mountaintop" experience in your faith journey where you felt incredibly close to God? How did it impact you? Peter wanted to stay in this mountaintop experience… but that wasn’t the plan. What does moving down the mountain look like and letting that experience carry you daily?

What does it look like to "listen to Him" in our daily lives? What practices help you stay attuned to Jesus' voice? Where have you heard, maybe not the audible voice of God, but sacred echoes?

End with a prayer thanking God for revealing His glory through Jesus and asking for His help to live out the truths discussed.