Exploring Who Christ Is During Adventਨਮੂਨਾ

Good Shepherd
Ask your children how turtles protect themselves from predators. How do horses protect themselves? Explain that sheep have no way to protect themselves. They would die if someone stronger and wider weren’t caring for them. Have your children draw pictures of sheep with the defense mechanisms of other animals, such as the powerful kicking legs of a horse.
Long ago, shepherds had a difficult but important job. A shepherd lived with his sheep to keep them safe from wild animals. He travelled with the sheep to places where they could find food and water. If a sheep was lost, the shepherd rescued it. Jesus called Himself the “Good Shepherd” because He protects and rescues His own sheep—you and me—from harmful things that separate us from God.
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About this Plan

Celebrate Christ’s birth as a family with this 25-day reading plan! For each day of Advent, you’ll get a scripture verse and a family activity or conversation starter to further explore each aspect of Jesus’s identity, and why it’s so important that he came to earth.
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