
The Best News Ever Born and Why Jesus' Birth Still Matters
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For Parents
It's Easter week, and this episode starts in a surprising place: the night Jesus was born. Pastor Justin connects the manger to the empty tomb, helping kids see that the rescue plan began at Christmas and reached its purpose at Easter. The angel's first words to the shepherds were don't be afraid, because the news was good. Use this ride to talk with your kids about why Jesus came at all and what joy and forgiveness mean for your family.
The One Thing for the Ride
“Jesus came to bring joy and forgiveness to the world and to you.”
Scripture
Luke 2:10-11
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Key Takeaways
- To understand Easter, we start at the beginning, when Jesus came into the world.
- Jesus' birth meant God was no longer far away in heaven but right here with us.
- The angel told the shepherds good news of great joy that a savior had been born.
- Joy at Easter is more than being happy. It's knowing Jesus came to save us so we can be with him forever.
Try This Week
- Talk with someone about how Jesus' birth and resurrection are connected parts of God's rescue plan.
Talk It Over
Do you need more of the joy or the forgiveness that Jesus brought into the world?
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Questions Kids Ask
Why do we talk about Jesus' birth at Easter time?
To really understand Easter, it helps to start at the beginning. An angel told the shepherds, I proclaim to you good news of great joy, today a savior is born for you (Luke 2:10-11). Jesus' birth started God's rescue plan, and he came to bring joy and forgiveness to the whole world and to you.
