Parent Connection - 3.8.2020


Man Alive!

 Objective: Students will learn that their brokenness is reflective of sin and choose to follow God’s plan for fixing that brokenness through a relationship with Jesus.


Key Scripture: Genesis 3:15


Key Thought: God has a plan to fix the brokenness.


Lesson Summary: Tonight, we began a series called “Man Alive.” The series focuses on the brokenness of all human beings. At the beginning of the lesson, our expression was directed toward the brokenness of the world. “Man alive, is our world messed up.” Through the lesson, we discovered that our world was not originally messed up, in fact, it was good. But when the first man, Adam, chose to sin, our world took a bad turn that had a sad result. As a result of sin, death passed on to all men because all have sinned. The good news is that God had a great plan to restore all of mankind back to Himself. Jesus died to make the payment for sin and then rose again proving that sin and death had been conquered.

We challenged your student to trust Jesus as Savior if he/she had never placed his/her faith in Christ.

Take a moment this week and ask your student about when and where he/she trusted Christ as Savior. If you or your student are not followers of Jesus but would like to know what it means to have a relationship with Him, be sure to connect with the staff at the church. Ask someone to show you, from the Bible, how you can have spiritual life.

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