The teaching plan includes a variety of ideas and approaches to supplement your discussion of the passages. Hopefully you will have plenty to work with. Here are several suggested video clips along with an idea for exploring the significance of Jesus' resurrection as set forth in Scripture. The teaching plan will help you know when and how to use these activities.
Video Options/Ideas:
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Resurrection
Activity (Available as a part of the teaching plan)
Instructions: Cut
the Scripture references apart and distribute to individuals in your group.
Distribute the table to the entire group. Ask those with references to read their
passages while the group determines which statement best corresponds to each
passage.
Distribute
to Individuals Distribute to Group (Identify which verse
corresponds to each statement)
Ephesians
1:20-23
|
Acts
17:30-31 &
John 5:28-29 |
Philippians 3:10 |
Acts 2:32 |
1 Peter 1:3-5 |
Hebrews 13:20-21 |
Acts 13:28-32 |
1 Corinthians 15:3-4 |
Romans 4:23-25 |
1 Corinthians 15:20-21 |
1 Corinthians 15:12-19 |
Acts 26:22-23 |
Passage
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Statement
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It assures our future resurrection.
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The resurrection of Jesus is proof of future
judgment.
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The resurrection of Christ gives us power to
live the Christian life.
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The disciples confirmed that Jesus was
resurrected.
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Without Jesus’ resurrection there is no
life; there is no hope.
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Believers will long to know more about Jesus’
resurrection.
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The gospel message is not complete without His
resurrection.
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The message of the resurrection is for all
people.
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Jesus died for our sins but He was
resurrected so that we can be justified before God.
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Jesus' resurrection demonstrates His power
and authority over everything.
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If Jesus wasn’t resurrected, our faith is
worthless.
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The resurrection of Jesus proves the reliability
of God’s Word.
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