John 3:1-36: Born From Above
This week, we are contemplating the presence of Jesus with us in every light and dark moment. Please see the discussion questions, podcast resource, and prayer for your time with God.
Home Activity
Make a card that hangs from your rearview mirror that says “Jesus is the Way” to remind you each time you get in the car that following Jesus will mean you are always in the light, no matter how dark your circumstances are, you are always moving toward the light because he is guiding you. Click on the maze to print or pick up a card from Angela!
John 2:13-25: The House Doesn't Always Win
This week, we are joining Jesus in cleaning out our houses! That is, our spiritual houses – our very hearts and lives. Here you’ll find Scriptures to meditate on as you work through the ‘rooms’ of your life and bring the clutter to Jesus.
John 2:1-12: Why Do You Involve Me?
This week, we are identifying God’s active movement in our world today! Jesus involved himself in ordinary things at the wedding at Cana; how is he involving himself in your life?
More resources:
Watch this stop-motion Lego portrayal of the sign of Jesus at Cana. What does the animated version of the story highlight for you? What seems different from the account in John 1:1-12?
John 1:35-51: Moving Toward Jesus
This week, we are reflecting on what it means to follow Jesus as he is on the move in our world. Take some time to discuss these questions with your household!
More resources:
For more on social sets, read this blog post by Pastor Katelyn: Social Set Theory: Bounded and Centred Sets
John 1:19-37: Witnessing God
Take this week to reflect on John the Baptist, the Witness. Use these discussion and reflection prompts to grow in faith as a household.
More resources:
Lay It All Down by Will Reagan and United Pursuit
John 1:1-18: God Among Us
Take this week to reflect on Jesus, God Among Us. Use these discussion and reflection prompts to grow in faith as a household.
More resources:
The Gospel of John Summary by the Bible Project
Prayer
We learn how to pray from the words of Scripture and the wise followers of Jesus who have gone before us. Here is a prayer from St. Patrick.