Jesus The Friend Israel Slides

Slide 1 Sunrise at Sea of Galilee

Slide 2 Sea of Galilee

Slide 3 Sea of Galilee

Slide 4 Sea of Galilee

Slide 5 Sea of Galilee

Slide 6 Sea of Galilee

Slide 7 Mt. Hermon

Slide 8 Mt. Hermon

*Transfiguration*

Slide 9 King David's Tomb

Slide 10 Jewish, Muslim and Christian

Slide 11 Upper Room Entrance

Slide 12 Muslim Prayer Niche

Slide 13 Muslim Window

Slide 14 Bronze Olive Tree of Life

Slide 15 Upper Room Ceiling

Jesus The Sabbath Breaker Discussion Group Zoom Outline

Lesson 7 Group Discussion Outline

Opening Music:

That's What I Love About Sundays

Opening Prayer (Sarah H.)

Large Group Presentations and Discussion:

• "What is Sabbath"
• "How should we keep the Sabbath"
• Word Study -- White Board(?)
• Origin of Sabbath
• Definition
• Synonyms
• Biblical definition
• Verses about rest 
• Exodus 33:4
• Matthew 11:28-30
• Hebrews 4:9-11
• John 14:1-4
• Pharisees, Jesus, the Sabbath
• Pharisees’ Rules
• Luke 6:1-5 Disciples plucking grain on sabbath
• What does Jesus want from us? Matthew 6:1-8 (our hearts)

Scavenger Hunt Slideshow:

"Sabbath and Rest"

Closing Music: I Can Only Imagine

Closing Prayer (Audrey)

Nancy's Son's Wedding last week:

Virtual Choir

Let the singing commence!

I am so excited to start singing together -- 

Here are the links to the sheet music and video, as well as a few instructions:

If you have another person who can record you, all you need to do is:

1. Practice with the Sing-Along video a few times (Katie plays an introduction, so wait until she starts singing to sing-along)

2. Plug earphones into your device so only you can hear the piano part

3. Ask someone to record you singing

4. Email the recording to me

If you want to record yourself on your own, use the directions in this link:

Technical Instructions - Windows and Phone

It Is Well With My Soul - Sheet Music

Sing-along video:

Link to download to your device.

Jesus The Healer - Lessons Learned

Devotion on Hope and Healing from Northside Methodist

We know we have this treasure in jars of clay, and we will NEVER lose our HOPE in all the promises God has for his children!

(from Elaine)

NOT GUARANTEES BUT KEYS TO HEALING 

(And sometimes healing means other things besides physical healing)

1. Forgiveness of others

2. Confidence in Jesus. (Lack of doubt)

3. Confessed sin

4. Cleansing of unresolved guilt

5. Choose God to avoid bad consequences

6. Be in God's will

7. Ignore what the earthly circumstances look like

8. Have compassion

9. Have faith

10. Ask; be tenacious in asking.

11. Obey

12. Do not speak fear (2 Timothy 1:7)

13. Rest in the hope that Jesus is walking with you

(from Barby)

From Robin's Breakout Group:

Question A2 asked us the difference between Healing & Saving.

Healing can be psychological or physical. It can be major or minor, not necessarily life-threatening. Biblical healing symbolizes a new beginning with spiritual forgiveness along with physical healing. A dynamic duo.

Saving is an act of prevention of death. A spiritual or earthly death.

Biblically it soul salvation.

Jeremiah 17:14 says "Heal me O Lord, and I shall be healed; save me and I shall be saved; for you are the One I praise.

Healing verses include:

Mark 6:56                         Mt 8: 14-15    

Mt 8:13                           Isaiah 53:4-6

2 Kings 20:5                     Malachi 4:2

Mt 9: 20-22                     Mt 9:6-7

Acts 3: 6                         * Luke 6:19

In the Bible when you lookup save the dictionary directs you to salvation - not physical healing.

Healing begins:

With a spirit of righteousness

Healing only comes in Jesus name

Healing requires grace & faith. Eph 2:8

   "             "        a heart that believes  

   "             "        a profession of faith. Romans 10: 9-10

   "             "        standing firm to the end. Mt.

   "             "        baptism & belief   Mark 16:16

   "             "        Calling on the name of the Lord

   "             "        Repentance  2 Peter 3:9

   "             "        believers to do the "will of my Father"  Mt 7: 21-23

2Peter 3:9 

 "The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead, he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance."

Luke 13:3

"I tell you no! But unless you repent, you too will perish."

Paul reminds us that though we may be at the end of our rope; we are never at the end of our hope.

Guided Prayer: Jesus the Healer

Prayer Leader:

John 3: 1-2 Dear Friend,

I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well.

Group: God is our healer

Prayer Leader:

God has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ. Ephesians 1:3

Group: God is our healer

Prayer Leader:

My soul finds rest in God alone

Trust in him at all times, O people; for God is our refuge.

Pour out your hearts to him. Psalm 62

Group: God is our healer

Prayer Leader:

May God’s love and healing power restore wholeness in our lives spiritually, physically, mentally and emotionally.

Group: Thanks be to God who heals us

-Prayer shared with us by Sarah H.

Places: Jesus The Healer

Maps:

Slide 1 Capernaum 

Slide 2 Capernaum Ruins

Slide 3 Peter's Mother In laws House Capernaum 

Slide 4 Capernaum

Slide 5 Capernaum

Slide 6 Capernaum Synagogue

Slide 7 Peter's Mother In Law House and Synagogue

Slide 8 Church Built over Peter's Mother In Laws House

Slide 9 Tabgha

Slide 10  PRIMACY OF PETER

Slide 11 Table of Christ

Slide 12 Table of Christ

Slide 13 Heart Stones

Slide 14 Church Doors

Slide 15 Sea of Galilee

Slide 16 Sea of Galilee

Slide 17 Magdala

Slide 18 Magdala Excavation

Slide 19 Magdala Excavation

Slide 20 Magdala Floor

Slide 21 Magdala Excavation

Slide 22 Magdala Excavation

Slide 23 Magdala Boat Chapel

Slide 24 Magdala Chapel Mural

Slide 25 Magdala Chapel Mural

Slide 26 Magdala Chapel Mural

Slide 27 Magdala Chapel Mural

Slide 28 Magdala Chapel Mural

Slide 29 Magdala Chapel Mural

Virtual Choir Technical Instructions - Windows and Phone

To participate in a virtual choir, you will need two devices -- a phone and a computer, or two phones, or a phone and a tablet, etc.

These are instructions for a phone and a Windows computer:

1. Print the 'It Is Well With My Soul' Hymn sheet and keep it handy: https://hymnary.org/media/fetch/96195

2. Open your email on your phone and find the 'testing' link that I sent

3. Plug in your earphones and listen to the 'testing' link through your phone

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On Windows:

1. In the search bar in the lower left corner, type "camera" and press ENTER

2. Set camera to video instead of photographs

3. Click the Video Camera to start recording

4. The screen looks like this while recording: 

(Press the red STOP button to end the recording)

5. After recording, review your video by clicking the picture in the lower-right side:

6. After you finish reviewing your recording, click the "..." button in the top right corner.

Then click OPEN FOLDER

7. Find the file location in the space circled in red: Select and copy it, by highlighting the whole file path and then using the buttons CTRL-C to copy it.

8. Then open whatever email program you use, attach the video and send it back to me.