Epiphany 4 Year C | Faith To Go

How do you interact with anger?

Did you notice in the gospel reading that when Jesus is faced with the anger and frustration of the crowd in Nazareth he does not run...

What are these stories Jesus is talking about?

Did you know… …that Jesus is referencing two stories from two different parts of Hebrew scripture when he talks to the crowd in this...

How is Gen Z challenging our assumptions?

Each week we'll highlight a current event or ongoing story from world and reflect on it through the lens of the gospel. First check out...

Who does Jesus think is part of God's story?

This week we invite you to do a Lectio Divina practice with your group using the readings from the gospel. Below is a recording of the...

RESPOND: Jesus Doubted in Nazareth

Set aside 5-10 minutes this week to read the gospel story aloud or listen to a reading of it with your children. Take a moment to think...

DINNER: Who gets left out?

Take some time at dinner one night this week to read this fun fact and then discuss some of the questions. Did you know... …that Jesus...

ACTIVITY: Who are your ancestors?

In this week's gospel the people in Jesus' hometown say that they know who he is because of who he is related to, specifically his father...

BEDTIME: What happens when you get angry?

During your bedtime routine, invite your children into a time of reflection about their day, maybe by saying, "Did you know that God...