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The Bible is full of really important stories. But sometimes when we read these stories of people who lived such a long time ago, we're not sure how their stories relate to our lives today. So let's take one of their stories and see how it relates to your story, and God's story too.

THEIR STORY

Take some notes about the story in today's passage of Scripture.

  • Who is this story about? (There might be more than one person!)
  • What happens to them?
  • What do they learn?
  • How is God involved in their story?

YOUR STORY

Now think about your story.

  • Who did you relate to most in the story you just read and why?
  • Have you ever experienced anything similar to the story you just read?
  • How is your story different from the story you just read?
  • Have you ever had to learn a similar lesson?
  • Has God ever been involved in your story in a similar way?

GOD'S STORY

So what is the story God is trying to tell, both in the story you just read and in the story of your life right now? You can find it if you look for the ways your stories overlap.

NEXT STEPS

What's something about your life that you'd considered changing as you follow Jesus?

Jesus shared about the difficulty that can come from following him, but he also gave the benefits. How has (or how can you imagine) following Jesus make your life better?

Talk to God about a way you feel Jesus is calling you to follow him today.

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The Easter story is something we celebrate every year, but when was the last time you really thought about what it means for you today? Before Easter morning, there was darkness, grief, and emptiness as Jesus’ followers watched him die. But then, Jesus came back to life, and everything changed for good! For the next 14 days, we’ll discover the resurrection didn't end on Easter Sunday—Jesus is still bringing us more life every day. We'll see that Jesus' death, life, and resurrection weren't the end of the story—it was just the beginning.

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