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For Parents: Using This Story Devotionally
Use this story to lead your family through Romans 16:17–20. Start by reading the passage aloud. Then, listen to the story. Finally, read the passage again and discuss:
* How are Christians commanded to sometimes respond to other Christians according to the end of v. 17? Who gave this command in the story?
* How does this connect to being “innocent concerning evil” (v. 19)? After Dad stepped out to take a phone call, who remained innocent concerning evil and how did they do it?
* According to the passage and the story, how is Satan crushed under the feet of Christians?
Subscribe to my newsletter to receive a new short story every few weeks via email. (Here’s a sample.) This will also keep you in the loop regarding the completion and release of my work in-progress. So…go for it!
For Parents: Using This Story Devotionally
Use this story to lead your family through Mark 9:42–50. Start by reading the passage aloud. Then, listen to the story. Finally, read the passage again and discuss:
* What is the connection between something precious to you (like your hand, foot, or eye) causing you to sin, and you causing others to sin (v. 42)?
* What does salt represent in vv. 49–50? (Note the connection between salt and fire in v. 49, and how fire comes up in vv. 43, 48.)
* In view of that, how is salt good (v. 50)? And how does it relate to being at peace with one another?
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