Jan 24 2021
This Week's Gathering
We are so excited to have all of Mosaic Kids (3 months - 6th grade) available at a reduced capacity for our Sunday gatherings while continuing to share our weekly lesson videos here online.
Whether you and your family are currently joining us in person or are continuing to be with us online on Sundays, you can check here every week to find new lesson videos and parent guides that go along with this week’s Mosaic Kids curriculum. We encourage you to use them to jumpstart memorable gospel conversations with your kids throughout the week.
In week four, we see Jesus do a miracle in the midst of common, everyday fishermen. When they threw their nets out, they caught nothing. When Jesus told them to throw their nets out again, they caught so many fish their nets began to break!
Next, we discover another one of Jesus’ parables found in Matthew 25:14-30. A businessman went on a journey and left three of his workers in charge of some of his money. Two of the workers turned a profit while the third buried his portion, did nothing with it, wasted his opportunity for growth, and ended up having it taken away.
God has given each of us responsibilities for things—money, talents, even our stuff. Kids will discover some of the ways they can remember that everything we have comes from God. We pray our kids will discover how they can use those things wisely.
Key Question: How can you use what you’ve been given? Kids are often so focused on what they want, that they don’t think about how to use what they already have. Whether we have a lot or a little, it’s important for us to use what we have wisely. We hope that preteens will start to realize that what they have—talents, time, or possessions—comes from God. We pray they’ll discover how they can use them to point others to Jesus.
Next, we hear another one of Jesus’ parables found in Matthew 25:14-30. A businessman went on a journey and left three of his workers in charge of some of his money. Two of the workers turned a profit while the third buried his portion, did nothing with it, wasted his opportunity for growth, and ended up having it taken away.
God has made us responsible for things—money, talents, even our stuff. Kids will discover some of the ways they can remember that everything we have comes from God. We pray kids will discover how they can use those things wisely.
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