The Most Important Question You’ll Ever Ask

The Most Important Question You’ll Ever Ask

From Cornerstone Church by Scott Savage

May 17, 2026

About this episode

Scott Savage discusses the importance of asking the right questions in times of suffering and how God can work through difficult circumstances.

What is the most important question a person can ask? In Week 6 of The Table, Scott Savage walks through Acts 16 and the unforgettable moment when a desperate jailer asks, “What must I do to be saved?” Through the story of Paul and Silas in prison, this message reveals how God often works through pain, opposition, and the places we never would have chosen. What happens when life falls apart and every instinct tells you to run? What if the hardest table in your life is actually the one God wants to use most? This sermon explores how God transforms ordinary places into spaces of healing, hope, and eternal impact. Even a prison cell became a place where lives were changed forever. Scott challenges us to stay present at the tables God has given us, especially when relationships are difficult, suffering feels overwhelming, or fear makes us want to withdraw. Sometimes the most powerful words we can say are simply, “We’re still here.” If you’re struggling with loneliness, disappointment, suffering, purpose, or questions about faith, this message will encourage you to trust that God can work through every season and every table. 📖 Scripture: Acts 16:16-34, John 20:21, John 3:16 🎙️…

People in this episode

Host: Scott Savage

Topics covered

  • salvation
  • faith
  • suffering
  • healing
  • hope
  • relationships
  • God's presence

Keywords

  • important question
  • Acts 16
  • Paul and Silas
  • pain
  • opposition
  • trust in God
  • healing
  • faith

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Cornerstone Church, Evangelical Free Church of America

Books & works: Acts 16, John 20:21, John 3:16

Places: Prescott, AZ, Yavapai County

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