We want you to meet with God and be transformed by the Word this Sunday.

Bruce Lesh’s 2011 book, “Why don’t you just tell us the answer?” encouraged teachers to learn the art of classroom engagement.  Specifically, this involves promoting active inquiry rather than passive listening.  It seems there is nothing like a good question to stir our hearts and minds.  

When we consider the ministry of Jesus we find a teacher who loved to provoke his followers with questions; in fact, hundreds of questions from the Saviour are found in the four gospels!

Our Sunday sermon text is John 1:35-42 and includes one of Jesus’ most interesting questions: “What are you seeking?”  The question is put to two disciples of John the Baptist who turn to follow Jesus as they see him walk by.  I find it interesting that he asks a ‘what’ question rather than the ‘who’ question – given who he was.  Why do you think he asked this question?

If someone looked upon your life to observe your actions, discern your values, understand your motivations, and determine your objectives, what would they find.  What would be the answer to the question, “What are you seeking?” 

I hope to see you this Sunday morning!

~ Gary Prickett