In today’s gospel reading, John tells the story of how God first revealed Himself to man. The first time, God spoke to a man named John, who was on the isle of Patmos. John was a prophet, and God used him to write down the words of God.
This week’s Sunday School lesson is all about John’s first revelation. We’ll be looking at how God spoke to John, what he said, and what it means for us today. See here for more great tips.
Overview of John 1:43-
In John 1:43-51, we read about the incarnation of Jesus Christ. This is a very important passage because it tells us about who Jesus is. Jesus is the eternal Son of God who came to earth to die on the cross for our sins. He rose from the dead and now lives in heaven. Navigate to this website to learn more.
Purpose of Sunday School Lesson
Purpose of Sunday School Lesson:
The purpose of Sunday School is to provide an opportunity for believers to learn about God and His teachings. In John 1:43-51, we read about the incarnation of Jesus Christ. This lesson provides a great opportunity for believers to learn about God’s plan for salvation and His love for them.
Background
John 1:43-51 is a great Sunday School lesson on the background of Jesus. In this passage, we learn about Jesus’ life, ministry, and death.
Historical Context
In the Bible, John is the author of the gospel of John. The gospel of John is unique in that it is the only gospel that does not contain the genealogy of Jesus. Instead, it focuses on his teachings and his relationship with the Father. John’s gospel is also unique in that it is the only gospel that does not mention Jesus’ crucifixion.
Overview of John 1:43-
In today’s gospel reading, John 1:43-51, we read about the incarnation of Jesus Christ. In this passage, we learn about the importance of faith in God. We also learn about the role of Jesus Christ in our lives.
Main Points
In the Bible, John is the author of the gospel of John. In this gospel, John tells the story of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. One of the main points of this gospel is that Jesus is the only way to know God. John also teaches about repentance and faith.
Jesus Calls Philip
In today’s gospel reading, Jesus calls Philip. Philip is from Bethsaida, a town on the eastern side of the Sea of Galilee. Philip had been preaching the gospel in his hometown and neighboring towns for many years. Jesus called him to follow Him and be His disciple.
Jesus called Philip because He saw in him the qualities necessary to be a successful disciple. Philip had a deep faith in Jesus and was willing to go wherever He led. He was also willing to share his faith with others. Philip was a good listener and was able to understand Jesus’ teachings.
Jesus called Philip to be a part of His discipleship. He wanted Philip to share His love with others and help them to understand His teachings. Philip was able to do this and he is a great example for us to follow.
Philip Tells Nathanael
Nathanael’s Response
Discussion Questions
What does Jesus’ call to Philip teach us about God’s will?
Jesus called Philip to follow him and see his glory, which Philip did. Jesus’ call to Philip teaches us that God’s will is always good and that we should always obey him.
How did Philip respond to Jesus’ call?
In response to Jesus’ call, Philip responded with joy. He was eager to follow Jesus and serve him. John 1:43-51 from Sunday School teaches us that Philip was a believer from the beginning. He was happy to hear about Jesus and was eager to follow him.
What does Nathanael’s response teach us about faith?
Nathanael’s response to the angel’s question about whether he believed shows us that faith is not a matter of intellectual assent, but of a personal relationship with God. Nathanael’s response is not about his understanding of the angel’s message, but about his relationship with God. He says that he knows that God is real, and that he has seen him. This is not a matter of understanding, but of experience.
In conclusion, John 1:43-51 teaches that God is the one who created everything and that He is always with us. Sunday School teachers can use this lesson to help students understand that God is always with them and that they can always count on Him.
Summary of Main Points
In John 1:43-51, we read about the incarnation of Jesus Christ. This is when God became a human being and came to earth to save us. Jesus came to show us how to live our lives and to be happy. He is the way, the truth, and the life.
Reflection on Sunday School Lesson
I reflected on my Sunday School lesson this morning. I was really impressed with how the teacher was able to connect the Bible story with our everyday lives. I think that this is a great way to help us learn the Bible and apply it to our lives.