August 11 – John 11:28-57
Plans are made to arrest Jesus in this section. Take note of who is involved in planning for Jesus’ arrest. What questions does this section raise for you?
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Plans are made to arrest Jesus in this section. Take note of who is involved in planning for Jesus’ arrest. What questions does this section raise for you?
Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life”. How might Martha understand this prior to Jesus’ death and resurrection at the end of the Gospel?
If you Google “Jesus and the Good Shepherd” you will find plenty of images. How do you picture Jesus?
In ancient times sickness and disease were associated with a person who sinned or whose parents had sinned. What does this section say to us about sin and disease?
Jesus says the truth will make you free. What does the freedom Jesus speak of look like?
How has Jesus been a light in your life? Where have you witnessed God bringing light into the world?
Some say Jesus is a prophet. Others say Jesus is the Messiah. Who do you say Jesus is?
The Pharisees and Chief priest send temple police to go and try to arrest Jesus. Based on your reading, why do some people want to arrest Jesus
“This is a hard teaching. Who can accept it?” What part of Jesus’ teaching do you find hard to accept. Can you reply with Peter: “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.”
What does Jesus as the bread of life mean to you? How does this connect to your understanding of Communion?