The Preparation of the King: Lessons from Matthew 26 and 28
Explore the preparation, betrayal, and last supper in the journey of Jesus as outlined in Matthew 26 and 28. Reflect on sacrificial generosity and judging motives within a community setting.
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Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age. Mathew 28:19-20 MEMORY VERSE MEMORY VERSE
Jesus prepared himself and his disciples for his death that would result in the forgiveness of sin. MAIN IDEA
1. What is a favorite family meal that you have had recently? 2. Did you miss any meals because of the pandemic? If so, how did it feel to miss that meal? 3. Why do you think eating together fosters community and closeness?
1. Why do we feel pressure to give big and expensive gifts? 2. Are the expensive gifts the ones that you remember most? 3. What type of gifts do you like to receive? Why?
The Preparation of the King Matthew 26:1-30 I. The Plot (26:1 5) II. The Anointing (26:6 13) III. The Betrayal (26:14 16) IV. The Last Supper (26:17 29) OUTLINE
Application 1: We don t offer expensive perfume to Jesus today; how do we show sacrificial generosity now? APPLICATION
Application 2: What are some ways that we judge other people s motives more harshly than our own? APPLICATION
Application 3: What will happen in our church community if we allow judging of other s motives to take hold? APPLICATION
Application 4: How does the Lord s Supper bring unity to the church? APPLICATION
Application 5: What are some everyday things beyond the bread and the cup that can point us to look to Christ? Why is it important to have simple and common ways to remember to focus on Jesus? APPLICATION
