Bible Study: Who is Jesus? Who are We?

on January 22, 2016

These seven lessons follow Christ’s life, with each study based on a theme of Jesus’s character or ministry, focusing on how that aspect relates to our Christian lives today. These lessons are geared to a range of middle and high school audiences, but can of course be adapted and enhanced for more specific age groups. Use the studies as a seven-week series or as part of a retreat.

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The seven lessons include:

Part One: The Word Made Flesh

Part Two: A River, a Voice and a Dove

Part Three: Dedication through the Desert

Part Four: Following the Leader

Part Five: Ministry and Miracles

Part Six: Passion and Crucifixion

Bonus Epilogue: Post-Resurrection Appearances, Ascension and Acts

Published January 22, 2016

About the author

Kristin Highley

Kristin is a servant of Christ who is blessed to currently be serving as DCE at Epiphany Lutheran Church in Castle Rock, CO. Originally a California native, Kristin has a masters in teaching from Biola University, as well as a masters in theology and DCE certificate from Concordia Irvine. She spent several years in Georgia, where part of her heart still lives with her two adorable nephews. Kristin held a variety of jobs including Disneyland cast member, public school teacher, and waitress, before recognizing God’s call to full-time ministry. In addition to enjoying this dream vocation, she also loves running, baking, music, history, and strong coffee.

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