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SAK Youth Group "You've Got a Friend in Me" #SAKYGDallas
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This person sticks with you no matter what, and challenges you to grow into what God intended.
Jesus
Friend
Mother
Spouse
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From which Gospel is this passage?
John
Mathew
Luke
Mark
3
According to Lewis' book, "The Four Loves",what is the beginning of a friendship?
Physical attractiveness
Shared experiences and interests
Social status and how much money they have
Popularity
4
What is the biggest takeaway from the passage (John 15:15) then?
We were created in God's friendship
God doesn't care whether we understand him or not
God wants to force us to obey him
If we don't serve God, we'll be punished
5
True or False?
False
True
6
Which sacrament is it?
Eucharist
Reconciliation
Baptism
Confirmation
7
Jesus is a perfect example of a friend. How can we follow his example?
Pay attention to opportunities to help someone who is lonely
Point out your friends' flaws and encourage them to change
Be willing to risk rejection or inconvenience when helping
Make sure that you have friends that are similar to you
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What is so great about Christian friendship?
It leads to spiritual communion with others
All of the above
It gives a personal insight to God's love for us
We develop our personal potential to grow in our vocation
9
Why do humans long for friendship?
Because we are inherently selfish people
Because it's illegal to have slaves or servants
Because humans feel bored when they are alone
Because we are made in the likeness of God
10
True or False?
False
True
11
Which sacrament is it?
Reconciliation
Eucharist
Baptism
Confirmation
12
(trivia) Who is a famous Christian writer who wrote "The Chronicles of Narnia"?
J.R. Tolkien
C.S. Lewis
J.K Rowing
Lewis Carrol
13
What is the biggest difference between servitude and friendship?
In servitude, the servants act freely out of love
In friendship, you freely choose to be in the relationship
In a friendship, you don't have any responsibilities
In servitude, you don't have to listen to your master
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What is NOT an aspect of a Christian/Catholic friendship?
A common belief in Jesus
A shared journey to heaven
We form peer pressure to live justly
unity in Sacraments
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How do the sacraments help us to be a true friend to others and friend to Jesus?
They give us a compass to judge and tear down others
They make us superior to other religious groups
They give us great benefits that can't be bought with money
They give us the Grace to be friends and accept friendships
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What is NOT a benefit of being in a friendship?
We feel like we are part of a community
We feel like a whole person
We feel like we're not alone in life
We feel that we have people to order around
17
As a Catholic, how do we strengthen our friendships?
Witness your faith openly and non-threateningly
Participate in sacraments
Pray for your friends
When people ask about our faith, welcome them
18
True or false?
True
False
19
Which sacrament is it?
Reconciliation
Baptism
Confirmation
Eucharist
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True or False?
True
False
