Guardians Of Ancora Bible Plan: Jesus And The FishermenMinta

JESUS DOES IT AGAIN [Illustrations included in this devotional are not visible in this view. Illustrations are only supported in the Bible App for iOS, Android, and at Bible.com] [The video portion of this devotional is not available on your device. To view this video, visit your plan at www.youversion.com] OK, so this time it was fish. In large quantities. In very large quantities indeed. Fish everywhere, when a few hours earlier there had been nothing. Nothing at all! What would Jesus do next? He was simply amazing and his power must come from God, mustn’t it? How else could it be explained? It was a miracle. Pure and simple. No tricks, no sleight of hand, no mirrors, no smoke, no magic – no, sir! Just a loving, miraculous, brilliantly timed act of God, through his Son, Jesus, and by the power of the Holy Spirit. That’s all it took – the Trinity, in action, in fishing nets. Wow! TALKABOUT The fishermen knew a lot about sailing and fishing but not so much about what Jesus could do. What did they discover in this story? TALKING WITH GOD TOGETHER Check out the Family Hub on guardiansofancora.com for more family fun around the story ‘Jesus and the Fishermen’. Search for ‘Fish paper prayer’, an active way to talk with God. PLAYING GUARDIANS OF ANCORA Switch on your game device, go to the Spire and select the Bible Quest ‘Jesus and the Fishermen’ (tap the ‘game-controller’ button). If you have several devices, play the game at the same time. Or watch each other play, in turn. Have you completed the first chapter of ‘Jesus and the Fishermen’? See how you get on with Chapter 2 today. On the shoreline, Jesus is teaching the crowds. When he finishes, this Quest really gets started! Jesus sends the two brothers, Simon Peter and Andrew, out in their fishing boat to throw their nets out in the water. Will they catch anything? As you play together and see what happens in the game, you’ll find many opportunities to chat naturally about God, the Bible and the stories of Jesus. What is your favourite part of this story? Why do you like that part so much?