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Watch God’s love compel a young girl to serve the suffering.
When Crystal Clapp gave her life to Jesus Christ, everything changed. Her thoughts became His thoughts. Her will became His will. The old was gone and, soon enough, so was she.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: United States
LANGUAGES: English, Czech, Portuguese, Spanish
Two Minute Short
This short was derived from the original film and works great for church gatherings.
Study
STEP 1: WATCH

Watch Gone with your small group and allow time for reflection and observation after the film is finished.

STEP 2: READ

Read Luke 9:23-27 out loud with your group and allow time for reflection and observation of the passage of Scripture.

STEP 3: SHARE

Considering the context of Roman rule, what did Jesus mean when he said, “let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me“?

What does it look like to deny yourself and take up your cross daily in today’s culture?

Do you find yourself thinking more about what you’ll lose if you follow Christ or what you will gain if you follow Him? Explain.

Have you ever been ashamed of Jesus and His Words? Take some time to repent and encourage one another to turn back to Christ.

STEP 1: WATCH
Watch Gone with your small group and allow time for reflection and observation after the film is finished.
STEP 2: READ
Read Luke 9:23-27 out loud with your group and allow time for reflection and observation of the passage of Scripture.
STEP 3: SHARE

Considering the context of Roman rule, what did Jesus mean when he said, “let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me“?

What does it look like to deny yourself and take up your cross daily in today’s culture?

Do you find yourself thinking more about what you’ll lose if you follow Christ or what you will gain if you follow Him? Explain.

Have you ever been ashamed of Jesus and His Words? Take some time to repent and encourage one another to turn back to Christ.

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