What to Know for Tonight!
How to Finish Well
Scripture: 2 Timothy 4:9-22
Hey Parents!
This is it! Tonight is the last Impact of the school year! We can’t wait to celebrate with you and your student. Tonight we finish in Paul’s last letter – 2 Timothy. Paul is one of the few biblical characters who finished well. We’ll look at his last words and see how. We’ll see what he learned about his purpose, his friends, his Bible, his trials, and his God. Parents, come say hi in the courtyard when you come to pick up your student! And don’t forgot to sign up for the Summer Kick Off!
Check below for articles about prepping your teen for graduation and for summer in general!
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Questions for the Ride Home
- How have your friendships changed over the past years What kind of people do you tend to pursue as friends? Have you ever lost a friend because of your faith?
- What would it look like to have friendships for the sake of His Name?
- How has your love for the Word changed since September? Has it been more of a habit or more of an afterthought?
- How do you respond to trial? How do you feel when you’ve been wronged or you face an obstacle? How did you handle hard things this year?
- What would it look like to deal with loss, tragedy, and annoyance for the sake of His Name?
- Do you feel like this year you grew closer to God, stayed the same, or drifted further apart? Why?
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May Catechism
How do I love my neighbor?
My neighbor is made in the image of God so I will love my neighbor because Jesus does. My neighbor is not just those who are close to me or like me, but anyone that God has put in my life. Therefore, I will look not only to my own interests, but to those of my neighbor as well. I will follow Jesus’s example by looking for opportunities to generously love and serve those around me.
Scripture – Philippians 2:3-8
Whoever loves his life loses it, and whoever hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life. If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will my servant be also. If anyone serves me, the Father will honor him.
Conversation Question:
What is the great joy of serving others?