Church / History Unit 5 Lesson 1

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Church / History Lesson 1

This is the first lesson where we will be studying Scripture to grow in our understanding of what the Church is and why it is important for us to understand what God's Word teaches regarding the Church.

Read 1 Corinthians 12

What is the image Paul uses to help us understand the Church?

Who is a part of the Body of Christ?

How does 1 Cor. 12:26 help you understand the benefit of being in the Body of Christ?

Is there enough for every individual person to do in the Church? Why or why not?

Read Romans 12

How is Paul's writing to the church in Rome similar to the letter to the Corinthians?

What is different in the Romans passage?

There a many specific commands directed toward those who are in the Body of Christ. Which one stands out to you?

Read Ephesians 4

Write a one sentence summary of Paul's message to the church in Ephesus.

Why is unity important in the Body of Christ?

How does Eph. 4 connect with what you've learned in confirmation so far?

What part of Ephesians 4 is most challenging to you?

What word/phrase in Ephesians 4 gives you hope for being an active participant in the Body of Christ?

Read Colossians 1:15-29

How does Paul's writing to the Colossian congregation connect the dots about the Body of Christ?

What specific word/phrase helps you understand Jesus' role in the Body of Christ?

Why do you think Paul wrote this passage?

How could this passage help you stay focused as a lifelong learner in the Body of Christ?

Student & Parent Questions (for the student and a parent to discuss and answer together)

What is one reason understanding the Church as the Body of Christ is helpful?

I wrote in my Seeing Jesus Together Journal

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I went through the scheduled Bible reading for this week (either NT plan or Bible in a Year plan)

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