EPISODE · Jan 4, 2024 · 37 MIN
Episode 196 - "The Big Kids"
from Bible Geeks Podcast · host Ryan Joy and Bryan Schiele
See Children Like Jesus DidWhat does Jesus' work have to do with his desire to "let the little children come" to him (Matt. 19:14)? The Bible Geeks A.V. Club is back to discuss season 1, episode 3 of The Chosen! After a brief recap of the story, we take a Closer Look at the Scriptural background for the episode's plot. We learn from two moments in Mark 9 and 10 when Jesus engaged with children (Mark 9:35-37; 10:13-16) and examine our engagement with kids in light of the Savior's example. There's more to think about on this subject than you may realize! We hope you enjoy reflecting on these dramatizations of Jesus' life as much as we've enjoyed talking about them!The Big Idea: Our Master’s willingness to take time for children should affect our choices.This Week's Challenge: Watch The Chosen - S1E3 and talk about it with a friend.Show NotesThe Chosen (WEBSITE)Like the Teacher: Mark 9:35-37 (VERSE)Watch the Chosen (WEBSITE)Where to Stream the Chosen (WEBSITE)The Chosen - S1E3 - “Jesus Loves the Little Children” (WIKI)The Chosen - S1E4 - “The Rock On Which It Is Build” (WIKI)Support the Show
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What does Jesus' work have to do with his desire to "let the little children come" to him (Matt. 19:14)? The Bible Geeks A.V. Club is back to discuss season 1, episode 3 of The Chosen! After a brief recap of the story, we take a Closer Look at the Scriptural background for the episode's plot. We learn from two moments in Mark 9 and 10 when Jesus engaged with children (Mark 9:35-37; 10:13-16) and examine our engagement with kids in light of the Savior's example. There's more to think about on this subject than you may realize! We hope you enjoy reflecting on these dramatizations of Jesus' life as much as we've enjoyed talking about them!
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