March Parent Update with Devotions

Aftershock Student Ministries @FBC
The End is where WE Begin
Micah Roddy
Planet Wisdom was awesome! We took a group of 23 students and adults. We had a blast
and as a youth group we are now sponsoring Rinku!
The end is where we begin. These are more than just lyrics to the Thousand Foot Krutch
song, but is also our tagline for Disciple Now. Often times we hear the Easter Story, but we
forget why we have an Easter Story. Sometimes We'll hear it and the repetition numbs the
pain of the cross. Throughout DNow students will go through different hands on stations from
the last few hours Christ's life. There, their small group leaders will say this statement, "The
end is where we begin; this is not the end". This points students to the resurrection of Jesus
and will be our anthem as we continue with our lives.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Disciple Now
Friday, March 25, 2016 at 5:30 PM to Saturday, March 26, 2016 at 9:00 PM
DNow 2016 ALIVE! Cost is $25 which gets you a T-Shirt, all meals, two concerts from the Micah Tyler Band and
brings in Tiny Dominguez as a guest speaker! We'll be lead in small groups through the last hours of Jesus' life by
students from WTAMU!
Youth Bake Sale Fundraiser
Sunday, April 10, 2016 at 12:00 PM to Sunday, April 10, 2016 at 1:30 PM
Students will be baking items to raise funds for their upcoming summer mission trip and summer camp. Please come
out and get some great tasting desert and support Aftershock!
Bounce Mission Trip
Monday, June 13, 2016 at 9:00 AM to Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 6:30 PM
Aftershock means to have an impact on the world around us and to boldly speak the name of Jesus. Sometimes that
means getting your hands dirty. We'll be going to Dallas Texas for Disaster Relief through Bounce Missions! More info
to come
Need more info? Email me at [email protected] or visit us at fbcdimmitt.com/alive
Salva%on Overview Le)er
Dear Parents,
Salva3on is a concept that’s pre)y familiar to the teenagers in our youth ministry. And this isn’t a bad thing! But I wonder how deep an understanding they have of why they need salva3on? And if the truly grasp what they needed saving from?
We’ll get a chance to answer these ques2ons very soon! We’re beginning a new study called Salva%on, and I am pre=y excited about it. In this study, your child will learn how God was focused on salva3on from the very beginning of His interac3ons with humankind, how salva3on is only found through faith in Christ, and what it means to show the world the richness of a life that has been redeemed. You’ll be receiving follow-­‐up reminders from me as we teach each of these topics. I’ll provide you with an overview of what we studied, as well as some follow-­‐up ques3ons you and your child might use to con3nue this important conversa3on.
Below you’ll see some %ps on what you can be doing to help your child be:er understand the concept of discipleship and why it’s so vital to our faith.
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Pray for your child each week, and for the others in our Bible study.
Watch for follow-­‐up le)ers and engage your child in conversa3ons about what he or she is learning.
Look for ways to improve the communica3on between you and your child, especially as it pertains to spiritual ma)ers.
Thank you for leOng us share this valuable 3me with your child each week! As always, I value your prayer and input. If I can help with anything at all, please let me know. Ser
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How to Create a Family Constitution
Jim Burns
The Constitution of the United States of America documents the foundational laws for governing our
country. These are the basic, or essential, rules from which our government derives other laws. If a
constitution is important for a country, then why don't more parents create a family constitution for
their families? I encourage you to gather your family and create your own family constitution.
How? Here are some ideas and an example of what your family constitution might look like. First, be
sure to let your children take an active part in the process. Next, brainstorm a list of your family's
values and desires and then find words that describe what you want your family to stand for. Then,
when you complete your family constitution, post it on your refrigerator where everyone can be
reminded of it. Don't be surprised if from time to time, a family member needs to be reminded of the
commitments your family has made to one another to live by the constitution.
Example: The Burns Family Constitution
We, the Burns family, believe that God loves us and has demonstrated His love to us in many ways,
including His provision of standards that should guide our own attitudes and behaviors. Therefore,
seeking to both please God and to benefit our family, we enter into and agree to pursue the
following ideals in our relationships with one another - as well as with those outside of our family.
- We believe in the importance of respecting, honoring, and affirming one another.
- We believe in the importance of expressing warmth and affection towards one another.
- We resolve to believe the best about one another. We will strive to maintain an atmosphere of
trust. When trust is broken, we will provide opportunity for trust to be regained.
- We believe in the importance of truth and integrity.
- We shall pursue maturity in our spiritual lives, evidenced by the Fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace,
patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
- We resolve to provide support and encouragement to one another in both good times and in bad
times.
- We value spending time together.
- We believe that everyone in our family must make contributions and at times, even personal
sacrifices to benefit the family, keeping us healthy and strong.
- We resolve to display a spirit of generosity towards one another.
- We resolve to maintain our family values and follow our moral code.
Five Ways Busy Parents Can Reprioritize
Their Lives
Jim Burns
Of the 24 hours - the 1,440 minutes - available to us each day, parents actually spend very little time
with their children. Remember, all we have is right now. So, how about you? What does how you
spend your time say about your priorities? Do you need a little help getting your priorities straight?
Here are five ways you can reprioritize your life:
1. Ruthlessly Eliminate Stress. No one can get their priorities straight if they're constantly living
"under the gun." If there's so much stress in your life that you're finding it difficult to keep your
priorities in order, lighten your load first - and now!
2. Make Daily Solitude a Priority. Don't let guilt make you feel like you're "avoiding your family" for
taking time for yourself each day. It's a must, even if it's just 15 minutes in the morning for "quiet
time" with the Lord. No one will miss you if you "take 5" for yourself every now and then.
3. Develop a "Blank Slate" Approach. Begin and end each day with no agenda. Come before the
Lord with open arms, hands, and an open mind and heart each morning. Let Him set your day in
motion and then give everything back to Him at the end of each day - all your worries, cares,
successes, failures. Exchange them for a good night's sleep. (See Psalm 91:1.)
4. Give Your Family Your Best, Not Just Your "Emotional Leftovers." It may be noble to "give your
all" at work. But what does that leave for your spouse and kids? Not much? Not good! Your family
deserves the best you have to offer. They need you healthy, rested, happy, or perhaps more
importantly, content. Don't just leave "table scraps" from your heart for them. Give them the main
course. Then, watch how your priorities change by themselves!
5. Don't Wait. This is your life and these should be your priorities. If you're waiting for someone else
to come alongside you and tell you how to live your life, you're in for a long wait. The time to make
the changes is now—so get to it!
Reprioritizing your life doesn't have to be difficult. But, if you're like most of us, it does need to be
done every now and then. And, with God's help, you can do it!
Now What? Teens with Strong Religious
Worldviews are Less Likely to Use Drugs and
Alcohol
By HomeWord.com
A recent study by researchers from the University of Florida and published by the American
Psychological Association found that religious teens display a stronger sense of worldview than
nonreligious teens, and are less likely to report use of drugs and alcohol.
Researchers defined "worldview" as "an explanatory way of seeing the world," and they were not
concerned about the content of the students' beliefs, but focused on how strongly the beliefs were
held. Worldviews were not all religious, but were found to be stronger among religious teens in four
key areas: meaning in life, moral compass, integrity, and ethics of lying. The researchers concluded
that the likelihood of substance use was most reduced for students with the strongest worldviews.
Now What?
- Parents should be proactive in seeking to make the most of the worldview "advantage" when it
comes to helping kids avoid drug and alcohol use.
- Engage your kids frequently in morals, values, and faith conversations. These discussions help to
transfer, build, and cement your teen's developing worldview. The stronger the worldview, the less
likely she or he will use drugs and alcohol.
- Engage in conversations with your teen about the dangers of drug and alcohol use. Don't avoid the
topic. You may not think drugs and alcohol are problems for your kids, and they may not be, but
discussing the issues and appropriately connecting it to morals, values and faith will help build your
teen's worldview in this area.
- Be sure to set clear expectations and consequences regarding drug and alcohol use for your teen.
Lesson 1
Dear Parents,
This week begins our series called Salva&on. The first lesson was en:tled “ The God Who Saves.” In this lesson, we focused on how truly remarkable it is that God offers salva:on to humankind. We challenged your child to express praise and thanks to God for His unfailing desire to offer him or her life. We looked at the following Scripture passages: • Genesis 2:15-­‐17, 3:6-­‐7
• Romans 5:12
• Romans 3:23
• Psalm 40:1-­‐3
Next Steps . . . During the next week as you have :me to talk with your child, consider asking the following ques:ons:
• Salva:on is one of those concepts that we feel like we know all about. What did you learn this week that was new to you?
• Why is it some:mes hard for us to fully realize how badly we need the salva:on that God offers?
• Can you remember the circumstances surrounding your salva:on? (If needed, fill in the blanks to help your child talk about their salva:on from your perspec:ve.)
Thank you for all you do. I am thankful for the role you play in your child’s spiritual development. If you have any ques:ons about anything, please don’t hesitate to call me.
Lesson 2
Dear Parents,
This week was our second study in our Salva&on series. This second lesson was en8tled “Jesus = Salva8on.” In this lesson, we focused on helping our students understand that only through faith in Christ’s work on the cross can they be saved from death. They were challenged to discover and live out God’s purpose for their lives.
We looked at the following Scripture passages: • MaJhew 1:18-­‐23
• John 14:6
• Acts 4:12
• Ephesians 2:1-­‐10
Next Steps . . . During the next week as you have 8me to talk with your child, consider asking the following ques8ons:
• What was one thing that stood out for you in this lesson?
• Why is it so hard to overcome the idea of our good work somehow making jus8fying God’s love for us? Why is that way of thinking so ingrained in our personali8es?
• In your day-­‐to-­‐day life, how would you describe your purpose in life? What do you think God might be calling you to do as you grow up?
Thank you for all you do! If you have any ques8ons about anything, please don’t hesitate to call me.
Lesson 3
Dear Parents,
This week was our last study in our Salva&on series. This third lesson was en7tled “New Life, New Purpose.” In this lesson, we focused on helping our students understand that being living examples of the Gospel story, the good news of God’s giG of salva7on through Christ, is completely intertwined in the new life Jesus made possible for them.
We looked at the following Scripture passages:
• Romans 1:16-­‐17
• 2 Corinthians 4:13
• Romans 10:9-­‐15
• MaVhew 5:16
• 1 Peter 2:12
Next Steps . . . During the next week as you have 7me to talk with your child, consider asking the following ques7ons:
• In your words, how would you describe what it means to live out the gospel in your life? • How is our family doing at living out the gospel? What are some ways we could be more vivid in showing the world how our faith mo7vates our lives?
Thank you for inves7ng in your child’s spiritual growth. If you have any ques7ons about anything, please don’t hesitate to call me.
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