Jesus' Disciples
What does the word “disciple” mean?
A follower or learner.
What does “nurture” mean?
To care for, protect, and encourage someone while they grow.
What did Jesus teach people about?
God’s kingdom.
Where did Jesus often teach?
In nature and outdoors.
Who teaches and nurtures our faith?
Jesus.
Who chose Jesus’ disciples?
Jesus.
What does Jesus help His disciples grow?
Their faith.
What are earthly kingdoms often about?
Riches, crowns, palaces, land, and servants.
What did Jesus use to teach important truths?
Everyday things and familiar objects.
What did one disciple ask Jesus to teach them?
How to pray.
Name one type of person Jesus chose as a disciple.
Fishermen, a tax collector, a protester, or ordinary people.
How did the disciples learn from Jesus?
By watching Him and listening to Him.
What is God’s kingdom about?
Righteousness, peace, and joy.
What did Jesus teach from the example of birds?
Not to worry because God takes care of us.
What verse says, “Lord, teach us to pray”?
Luke 11:1.
Why did Jesus choose an unexpected group of disciples?
To show that God loves everyone and everyone can be His disciple.
What matched Jesus’ words?
His actions.
What Bible verse tells us what God’s kingdom is like?
Romans 14:17.
What did Jesus teach from the lilies?
We don't need to worry about clothing because God cares for us.
What did Jesus say prayer should be like?
Honest and real, not showing off or repeating meaningless words.
What did the disciples learn by watching Jesus?
How to be kind, loving, generous, caring, and wise.
What happens when we repeatedly hear Jesus’ teachings?
We understand more and our faith grows.
How did Jesus show people what God’s kingdom was like?
Through His actions and the way He lived.
Name three everyday things Jesus used in His teachings.
Sheep, salt, light, candles, flowers, seeds, grapes, doors, or gates.
Complete the memory verse: “By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have ________.”
Love for one another. ❤️