In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus also tells them that he will send the Holy Spirit to them. Navigate to this website to learn more.
Overview of John 20:19-
In John 20:19-31, Jesus returns to the tomb after his resurrection. He finds the disciples there waiting for him, and tells them that he has seen the Father. He then tells them to go and tell the people that he has risen from the dead. Find out further details by clicking here.
Purpose of Sunday School Lesson
Purpose of Sunday School Lesson:
The purpose of Sunday School is to teach children about the Bible and to help them grow in their faith. In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus wants his disciples to know that he is always with them.
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In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus also tells them that he will raise them up on the last day.
Overview of the Story
This week’s Sunday School lesson focused on John 20:19-31. In this passage, Jesus returns to Earth after his death and resurrection. He meets with his disciples and tells them that he is going to send them out to preach the gospel to all nations. He also tells them that he is going to give them authority to forgive sins. Finally, he tells them that he is going to send the Holy Spirit to help them preach the gospel.
Jesus Appears to the Disciples
In John 20:19-31, Jesus appears to the disciples after his resurrection. He tells them that he is going to send them out to preach the gospel to all nations. He also tells them that they will be persecuted and that they will have to endure many trials. However, he promises them that they will be able to overcome all of these challenges. This lesson provides a good opportunity to discuss the disciples’ reactions after seeing Jesus again. Some of them were scared, while others were filled with joy. It is interesting to note that all of them were willing to go out and preach the gospel even though they knew that they would face persecution. This shows us that they were willing to put their faith in Jesus and follow him even though they knew that it would be difficult.
Thomas’ Doubt
In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them soon. Thomas (who doubted that Jesus was really alive) asks Jesus to stay with them. Jesus responds by telling Thomas that he is going to go to the Father, and then he will come back to them. Thomas is so happy to hear this that he exclaims, “My Lord and my God!”
Jesus’ Response
In today’s gospel lesson, we read about Jesus’ response to the disciples when they asked him where he was going. Jesus told them that he was going to prepare a place for them, and that they would be able to see him again soon. He also told them that they would be able to do many things in his name. Finally, Jesus told them that he would be with them always.
Themes of the Story
In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus also tells them that he will send the Holy Spirit to them.
Faith
Doubt
Belief
Discussion Questions
In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus also tells them that he will give them the Holy Spirit.
How does Jesus’ response to Thomas’ doubt relate to our own faith?
Jesus’ response to Thomas’ doubt is a reminder to us that our faith is not based on our own understanding, but on what Jesus has said. In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells Thomas that he has seen the Father and that he is real. This shows us that our faith is not based on our own understanding, but on what Jesus has said. We can trust that Jesus is real and that he will help us in our journey to follow him.
How can we use this story to help us in our own struggles with doubt?
In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. As he is saying goodbye, he tells them that they will see him again, and that they should not be afraid. He also tells them that he will send the Holy Spirit to help them.
Many people struggle with doubt. When we are faced with a difficult situation, we may doubt our ability to handle it. We may also doubt our faith. When we doubt our faith, we may start to question whether God is really interested in us.
Jesus tells his disciples that they will see him again, and that they should not be afraid. He also tells them that he will send the Holy Spirit to help them. This story can help us to remember that we are not alone in our struggles. We can trust God to help us through them.
What does this story teach us about the importance of belief?
In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus is telling them that it is important to have faith in him. Without faith, we cannot believe that he will come back.
In John 20:19-31, Jesus returns to the tomb after his resurrection. He finds the disciples there waiting for him and tells them that he has seen the Father. He then tells them to go and tell the people that he has risen from the dead. The disciples then leave to do as Jesus has commanded them.
This passage from John is a powerful reminder that Jesus is alive and well. He has come back to life and is with us always. We can trust in him and know that he will always be with us.
Summary of the Story
In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus also tells them that he will raise them up on the last day.
Reflection on the Themes of the Story
In John 20:19-31, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to leave them and go to the Father. He also tells them that he will come back to them. Jesus’ disciples were sad because they didn’t want Jesus to leave them. But Jesus comforted them by saying that he would come back to them. Jesus’ return is a reminder that he is always with us.