All New Testament articles – Page 5
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IssuesEaster Sunday
Meeting aim: To reflect on how the women first heard Jesus had come back to life and then shared the good news with his disciples
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IssuesWords from Paul
Meeting aim: To explore values and principles needed to develop healthy attitudes about sex and relationships.
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IssuesGod loves the world
Meeting aim: To understand how God showed his love to the world and explore the depth of this love.
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IssuesGod is love
Meeting aim: To begin to consider that our friendship with God is all about love.
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IssuesThe greatest commandment
Meeting aim: To introduce the idea of loving God as the most important thing we can do with our lives, and to think about how we can practically outwork this love for him.
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IssuesThe greatest commandment
Meeting aim: To think about how we can love God and those around us.
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IssuesCraft: Jesus feeds a crowd
Background: This is one of the best-known and best-loved of Jesus’ miracle stories. Here are some ideas to help you take a creative approach to some of the themes.
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IssuesJesus starts it all
Meeting aim: To ask the question “Who is Jesus?” and to start to answer it.
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IssuesJesus feeds a crowd
Meeting aim: To unpack the story and explore the impact it might have on us today as it calls us to greater faith, compassion and action.
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IssuesJesus calms the water
Meeting aim: To see the story in its fullness; to try and feel more completely the danger of the storm and the relief and peace felt as Jesus calmed it.
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IssuesJesus meets Levi
Meeting aim: To understand which friends and people Jesus wanted on his ‘team’, and in turn to begin to understand what kind of people Jesus wants us to be.
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BlogJesus feeds a crowd
Meeting aim: To explore the way Jesus multiplies the little we have to share.
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IssuesJesus feeds a crowd
Meeting aim: To learn that we can ask Jesus for what we need because he cares for us.
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IssuesJesus calms the water
Meeting aim: To explore how Jesus brought peace and showed God’s power wherever he went.
