Jesus makes it clear to his disciples that we must all come to him as children. Do we believe like a little
child? Children ask and ask until they get an answer; they don’t give up until they get what they want.
Children are humble, and don’t see others as lesser or better. Material things aren’t important to little
children. They trust their parents to give them what they need. Children don’t have trouble asking for
the impossible.
Lesson 18
Kids for Christ
March 2, 2023 • Meg Rice • Luke 18
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Lesson 22
April 6, 2023 • Meg Rice • Luke 24
Imagine the rug has been pulled out from under you. Has that ever happened in your life? Your dreams, your hopes, your aspirations for a new day, a new life have been obliterated. It’s over. But a light has dawned. I love to cross-reference the gospels to get a feel for what happened after the resurrection of Jesus. For fun read Matthew 28:1-20, Mark 16, and John 20 with Luke 24.
Lesson 21
March 30, 2023 • Meg Rice • Luke 22—23
The shadow of darkness is rapidly overtaking Jesus and his trusted disciples. It is time to prepare for the Passover celebration. During this time in first century Jerusalem, the city would swell with Jewish pilgrims coming from throughout the known world. Jesus had arranged for this special Passover meal in advance because he knew it would be his last on earth.
Lesson 20
March 23, 2023 • Meg Rice • Luke 20—21
It’s the final week of the life of Jesus on earth. The Pharisees and teachers of the Law, the Jewish religious leaders, were plotting a way to destroy Jesus. But they had a problem. The people believed that he was a great prophet. They hung on his every word. To arrest and persecute this popular man would mean losing control of the people. This would lead to their losing control of the lucrative Temple sacrifices. Jesus knew their scheme, but he wasn’t hiding from them. A collision course is looming for these two opponents. But Jesus is still trying to convince his Jewish brethren that he is the long-awaited Messiah.