Intergenerational Relationships
Whatever age we are, whatever generation we are a part of, the challenge is for us to intentionally seek out a relationship with someone who is older than we are and with someone who is younger than we are.
Every generation can be a spiritual blessing to the other generations!
- Encourage faith in God.
- Share stories of what God has done and what God is doing.
- Set an example of obedience to God.
Sermon preached on January 24, 2021.
Digging Deeper
Want to get a little deeper into the study? Below are some questions and thoughts to consider based on the sermon message. Feel free to work through them on your own, as a family or in your small group. (Discussion questions for elementary-age kids can be found below.) If you have questions, please contact us.
Discussion Questions:
- Why was this Psalm written and what is at the heart of its message?
- How does our culture encourage young people today to pursue their talents (i.e. sports, academics, work)? How do I encourage my children or other children in these ways? How do I encourage them in their faith?
- Why are stories so powerful and intriguing? How could you use the power of story to encourage someone from a younger or an older generation spiritually?
- In what ways can I model my faith and obedience to God for someone from the next generation?
YOUR CALL TO ACTION:
- What is something I can do this week that would encourage someone from another generation spiritually?