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HomeConnect Week 5, January 31, 2010
Posted on February 1st, 2010 No commentsDate: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Week 9: Jesus Is Rejected in His Hometown (Luke 4:22-30)
Bible Point: Jesus deserves our love and gratitude.http://www.bohmann.dk/articles/response_time_still_matters.html
Check out this article on computer response time. Why do you think response time matters to computer users?
http://www.10news.com/news/3908817/detail.html
Read the news article that appears at this Web site to learn how emergency response time is monitored and calculated. Why do you think that quick response to an emergency is essential?
http://www.regents.state.la.us/louisiana_heroes.htm
Browse this Web site to read articles about real-life heroes. How do you feel about the people who made sacrifices to help others? What would you say to some of these heroes if you happened to meet them?
Look at Luke 4:22-30 as a family. As you read, discuss the responses given to Jesus. Did the people believe he was who he said he was? What type of response did Jesus receive? How do people respond to Jesus today?
Group Publishing, http://www.group.com/tips/Default.aspx?tipID=8092
About FM Blog
Hello, my name is Rev. Bobby Cook and I am the Associate Pastor for Family Ministry. Family Ministry at Redland Baptist Church is a holistic and intergenerational approach to ministry. Leading the church to come alongside of parents to encourage, equip, and empower them to be the primary disciplers at home to reach this and future generations through the ministries of children, youth, and recreation.
This blog is one tool we use to pursue our purpose in Family Ministry for families to live out Deuteronomy 6:4-7. “Attention, Israel! God, our God! God the one and only! Love God, your God, with your whole heart: love him with all that’s in you, love him with all you’ve got! Write these commandments that I’ve given you today on your hearts. Get them inside of you and then get them inside your children. Talk about them wherever you are, sitting at home or walking in the street; talk about them from the time you get up in the morning to when you fall into bed at night.”