|
"Jesus Heals a Man Who Is Paralyzed" is the lesson for Sunday School today. The miracle of healing the paralytic confirms that Jesus, the Son of Man, has authority on earth to forgive sins and it confirms what the Son of Man chiefly came to do: deliver us and all believers from sin, death, and the power of the devil.
Consider discussing, "In addition to healing the paralyzed man, what else does Jesus tell him? How has Jesus healed us from our sickness of sin?" |
|
|
The Sunday School lesson for this week focused on the story of "Jesus and the Little Children." In our sin, we are like small children: helpless, dependent, and needy. So Jesus came to bestow His love and eternal gifts upon us.
Parents could discuss, "How did Jesus show His compassion on these little children? How does Jesus shower His compassion on us?" |
|
In Sunday School today students learned the story "Jesus Calls Matthew." We sinners rejoice, for we, too, have been called from our own pigsty of sin to dine with Jesus around His table, and to be a friend of the friend of sinners.
Consider discussing, "How did Jesus call Matthew to be one of His followers? How and why does Jesus call us to follow Him?" |
|
|
Today in Sunday School we studied the calling of Jesus' first disciples with "Jesus Calls Philip and Nathanael." In Jesus, access to heaven is given to all who believe.
You might discuss, "How did Philip and Nathanael know that Jesus was the Christ? How do we learn that Jesus is the Christ?" |
The Baptism and temptation of Jesus served as the lesson for Sunday School. Jesus was baptized into and takes on our sin, and faces our temptations so we, in Baptism, would receive His goodness, His holiness, and His purity.
Parents could ask, "Why is it important that Jesus was baptized? Why is it important that we are baptized?" |
|
|
|
|
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>
|
|
Page 1 of 29 |
