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The gospel of Jesus Christ is

God’s response to the human

condition.

“You are a lion’s cub, Judah; you return

from the prey, my son…The scepter will

not depart from Judah, nor the ruler’s

staff from between his feet, until he to

whom it belongs shall come and the

obedience of the nations shall be his.”

Genesis 49:9-10

When Jesus was born it became clear

to the earliest Christians that he was

the long awaited Lion of the Tribe of

Judah.

Anointed = Christos = Messiah

CLIP #1

Lesson #1: We have the great

responsibility to teach our

children who they are and whose

they are.

CLIP #2

Sin nature = Something broken

in us that’s drawn to those things

that can hurt ourselves or hurt

other people or will separate us

from God.

Scar – The dark side.

The evil one. The one

who would draw us

away from God.

Lesson #2: We all struggle with

the dark side.

“Discipline yourselves,

keep alert. Like a roaring

lion your adversary the

devil prowls around,

looking for someone to

devour. Resist him!”

1 Peter 5:8-9a

CLIP #3

Devil = “slanderer”

Satan = “accuser”

There is no place you have gone

that was so far gone that God can’t

redeem you, save you, and deliver

you from your sin and make you

whole and clean and new again.

Hakuna Matata =

“no worries”

CLIP #4

Lesson 3: “Remember who you are!”

You are a child of God. He walks

with you and He loves you and He

wants to have you walk with Him.

And there’s a plan and purpose that

He has for your life.

Lesson #4: Darkness will never

have the final word. Hardship

and pain and suffering and even

death will not have the final word.

“Do not weep! See the Lion of

the tribe of Judah, the Root of

David, has triumphed.”

Revelation 5:5

“He who sits on the throne will

shelter them with His presence.

Never again will they hunger;

never again will they thirst. The

sun will not beat down on them;

nor any scorching heat.

For the Lamb at the center of the

throne will be their shepherd; He

will lead them to springs of living

water; and God will wipe away

every tear from their eyes.”

Revelation 7:15-17

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July 28, 2013

“Do not weep! See the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has

triumphed.” (Revelation 5:5)

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is God’s _______________ to the human ________________. When Jesus was born it became clear to the earliest Christians that he was the long awaited ________ of the Tribe of __________. Anointed = Christos = Messiah Lesson #1: We have the great responsibility to teach our children _______ they are and _________ they are. Sin nature = Something ___________ in us that’s _________ to those things that can __________ ourselves or hurt other people or will _______________ us from God.

Scar – The ______ side. The _______ one. The one who would draw

us _________ from God. Lesson #2: We all struggle with the _________ side. “Discipline yourselves, keep alert. Like a roaring lion your adversary the

devil prowls around, looking for someone to devour. Resist him!” 1 Peter 5:8-9a

Devil = _____________. Satan = _____________. There is no place you have gone that was so far gone that God cant ___________ you,________ you, and ___________ you from your sin and make you ___________ and ___________ and ________ again. Hakuna Matata = “no worries” Lesson #3: Remember who you are! You are a _________ of God. He _________ with you and He _________ you and He wants to have you walk with Him. And there’s a ________ and __________ that He has for your life. Lesson #4: Darkness will never have the ________ word. Hardship and ________ and _________ and even ___________ will not have the final word.