Sunday Stories for Families: God's servant who suffers for us
- Preacher
- Vaughan Roberts
- Tradition
- Anglican — UK
- Published
- Length
- 15:29
About this sermon
Isaiah 52-53 Activity sheets for children can be found here: https://stebbes.org/online Dig deeper into Isaiah 52-53: 1. When God promised to send a Saviour to rescue his people from judgement, what do you think the people hearing Isaiah’s prophecy for the first time were expecting? 2. What do you think your friends would think about a Saviour that’s described as a ‘servant’? 3. Why do you think God chose his Saviour to have ‘nothing in his appearance to make us desire him’ (53v2)? 4. Why do you think people hated and rejected Jesus, both in Isaiah’s time and today? Think back to last week’s lesson to help you. 5. What is special about Jesus that means he was able to swap places with us? 6. Would you willingly give your life to save someone that hated you? Spend some time marvelling at just how much Jesus suffered in order for us to be healed from sin, and thanking him! 7. Jesus may be rejected, misunderstood and hated by many people now, but what does God promise to do? What Sort of King? Bryson Smith, Philip Percival © 2003 CCLI #3991792 Scriptures quoted from the International Children’s Bible®, copyright ©1986, 1988, 1999, 2015 by Tommy Nelson. Used by permission.
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