In today’s gospel reading, we see Jesus coming back to earth to judge the living and the dead. He will divide those who have followed him faithfully from those who have not. Those who have done good will be rewarded with eternal life, while those who have done evil will be punished. This is a very important message for us to remember as we go through our lives. We should always try to do what is right, and we should not be afraid to face judgment. Their blog is a great resource for information.
Overview of Matthew 25:1-
In today’s gospel reading, we read about Jesus’ final coming. In Matthew 25, Jesus tells his disciples that he is coming back soon and will judge the living and the dead. He also tells them that they should be prepared for his return, because “the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” This is a important message for us to remember, because it reminds us that there is still hope for us. We can be prepared for Jesus’ return by living our lives in accordance with his teachings. Click here for additional info.
Purpose of the blog post
This Sunday School lesson from Matthew 25:1-13 is all about the purpose of our lives. We are here to serve God and to do good works. We should always try to do what is right and good, and we should be kind to others.
Parable of the Ten Virgins
In today’s gospel reading, Jesus tells a parable about ten virgins who were unprepared for the coming of the bridegroom. In the end, only five of the virgins were able to find a place in the wedding feast. The other five were left out, and they were angry with the other virgins. They thought that they should have been the ones to get married.
This parable is a reminder that we should always be prepared for God’s coming. We should be prepared to meet Him in heaven, and we should be prepared to serve Him on earth. We should also be prepared to forgive others, even if they have hurt us in the past.
Summary of the parable
In Matthew 25:1-13, Jesus tells a story of a man who went into heaven. The man had done everything he was supposed to do, and he was rewarded with a place in heaven. In this parable, Jesus is teaching us about the importance of doing what is right. If we do what is right, we will be rewarded, just like the man in the story.
Explanation of the parable
In Matthew 25:1-13, Jesus tells a story of a man who had everything he could ever want. However, when he died, he found himself in a place where he didn’t have anything. In the end, he was given a second chance to have everything he ever wanted. The lesson we can learn from this story is that we should always be grateful for what we have and never take things for granted.
Sunday School Lesson
In today’s Sunday School lesson, we looked at the story of the final judgment. We saw that Jesus is the Judge of all, and that we will be judged according to what we have done in this life. We also learned about the rewards that we will receive for following Jesus.
Discussion questions
In today’s gospel reading, we see Jesus Christ returning to Earth to judge the living and the dead. As we read through Matthew 25, we are given a glimpse into what will happen during this time.
First, we are told that Jesus will separate the sheep from the goats. This is a clear indication of who will be saved and who will be condemned.
Second, we are told that Jesus will judge the nations. He will determine who is righteous and who is not.
Lastly, we are told that Jesus will give eternal life to those who are righteous. Those who are not will be condemned to eternal death.
Activities
This Sunday School lesson from Matthew 25:1-13 is all about the activities that will take place in Heaven. The first activity is that the angels will sing praises to God. The second activity is that the saints will feast on the fruits of the earth. The third activity is that the angels will minister to the saints. The fourth activity is that the saints will sit on thrones with Christ. The fifth activity is that the saints will rule over the nations. The final activity is that the saints will live forever.
Summary of the blog post
In today’s gospel lesson, we read about the final judgment. Jesus tells us that there will be a time when everyone will be judged according to their deeds. He also tells us that those who have done good will go to heaven, and those who have done bad will go to hell.
This is a very important lesson, and we should always be careful not to do anything that could lead to our own judgment. We should also be careful not to judge others, because we don’t know what they have gone through.
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