The document discusses how Jesus and his disciples let their light shine by mingling with and showing sympathy for people, meeting their needs. It provides examples from the Bible of how Jesus mingled with a thirsty woman, a seeking crowd, and a man crippled for 38 years. Jesus' disciples continued this work by helping a crippled man, Samaritans, and an Ethiopian. The document encourages readers to emulate Jesus by mingling with non-Christians, showing sympathy, and ministering to their needs.
The document discusses how Jesus and his disciples let their light shine by mingling with and showing sympathy for people, meeting their needs. It provides examples from the Bible of how Jesus mingled with a thirsty woman, a seeking crowd, and a man crippled for 38 years. Jesus' disciples continued this work by helping a crippled man, Samaritans, and an Ethiopian. The document encourages readers to emulate Jesus by mingling with non-Christians, showing sympathy, and ministering to their needs.
The document discusses how Jesus and his disciples let their light shine by mingling with and showing sympathy for people, meeting their needs. It provides examples from the Bible of how Jesus mingled with a thirsty woman, a seeking crowd, and a man crippled for 38 years. Jesus' disciples continued this work by helping a crippled man, Samaritans, and an Ethiopian. The document encourages readers to emulate Jesus by mingling with non-Christians, showing sympathy, and ministering to their needs.
cannot be hidden. 15 Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. 16 In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven.” Question: How did Jesus let his light shine? John 1:38 Curious Disciples John 2:1-10 An Unaware Wedding Party John 3:1-21 A Wondering Ruler John 4:7-30 A Thirsty Woman John 4:39-42 A Seeking Crowd John 4:46-53 An Inquiring Nobleman John 5:1-14 A Man Crippled for 38 years Jesus consistently mingled with people, showed sympathy for them and met their needs. What did Jesus’ disciples do? Acts 3:1-10 A Crippled Man Acts 8:5-8 Samaritans Acts 8:25-39 An Ethiopian Acts 9:32-34 A Man Paralyzed for 8 Years Acts 9:36-41 A Woman Who Had Died Jesus’ followers continued the same work that He had done, mingling with people, showing sympathy for them, and meeting their needs. Now What? 1. Ask: What would Christianity be like today if Christians were mingling freely with non-Christians, showing sympathy for their needs, and ministering to those same needs? Now What?