lesson 3- sticky identity (slides)

7/29/2019 Lesson 3- Sticky Identity (slides)

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Friends and Family Day

April 22 Service Day Saturday,

April 28

Senior Sunday NightMay 13

Middle School Bowling Saturday,May 19

Inner Cit Mission Tri

Looking Forward


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Who Am I?


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We can help instill Sticky Faith by

modeling for and reminding our

children that their ultimate sense ofthemselves is best found in the

Lords answer to the pressing Who

am I? question.


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Sticky Findings- Identity

Formation

or


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Developing a God-Shaped

IdentityAnswering the

Who Am I? question. I am what I do.

I am what I control. I am what others say

about me.


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Table Talk Question 1

Which of these three answers to the

question Who am I? are you most

prone to rely on? Describe what that

looks like and feels like.

I am what I do. I am what I control.

I am what others say

about me.


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IdentityAnswering the

Who Am I? question. I am what I do.

I am what I control. I am what others say

about me.

I have been created,

redeemed, and called tolive as Gods precious

and beloved child.


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IdentityAllowing community to

develop personalidentity.We must build a Christian community around our

kids, creating a network of caring believers who

will pray for, mentor, and bless your children with

their presence over the course of their lives. Make

a commitment to walk through life together with

other faithful individuals and families.


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IdentityUsing rituals to

reinforce identity.A ritual is simply a social custom, or even a

normal way of going about something, thatprovides the comfort of history, regularity, and

even tradition. Healthy rituals can include both

daily activities and yearly celebrations.


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What are some rituals that a

family or church family canpractice in order to develop

God-shaped identity andsticky faith?


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IdentityUsing hardships as

opportunities forgrowth. Romans 5:3-4: Suffering produces

perseverance which produces character

which produces hope.

People grow best when they continuously

experience an ingenious blend of support and

challenge.


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IdentityValuing character

growth aboveextracurricular success

or academicachievement.


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IdentityModeling a relationship

with God.Model for your child that, more than just a

worldview or a way of life, Christianity is first

and foremost an intimate relationship with theFather. Remind her that in the end, you as

parents are also fellows children of God, and

therefore God is the Father of the entire family.


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Which of these ways to develop aGod-shaped identity stood out to you

as especially important?

Answering the Who Am I? question.

Allowing community to develop personal

identity.

Using rituals to reinforce identity.

Using hardships as opportunities for growth.

Valuing character growth above extracurricular

success or academic achievement.

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