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This is our video lesson using the DVD "Road to Emmaus". I can't claim that it's original - I can't remember what I drew on when creating it. But it might be a starting point for someone.

Road to Emmaus

Video Workshop Sketch


Materials:

  • Road to Emmaus DVD (Vision Video)
  • Popcorn, cups, bowls, pitchers of water
  • I Spy books (for use if there’s time left at the end)

You can buy the individual Road to Emmaus DVD from visionvideo.com.

The full length version can also be previewed on YouTube at https://youtu.be/vepBqHvZ0Xs

Lesson Sketch

  1. Review the focus verse and its meaning and connection to Easter. Use an activity if desired.
  2. Review the biblical account we are studying this month. Explain what the DVD is all about.
  3. Hand out the popcorn, water
  4. Show the DVD.

Questions for Reflection: (print the questions out and tape to the bottom of chairs in the TV room – get the children to look under their chairs when it comes time to answer; each child can read the question and answer or pass to the next person)

Pretend that you were one of the two disciples talking over troubling events or dashed hopes in your life. What would you be talking about today that has thrown you into confusion?

What do you understand better about Jesus after watching the movie?

If you were asking people today what they would be looking for in a Messiah, what might you hear?

After seeing the movie, how would you explain to someone why Jesus had to suffer and die?

If you were one of the disciples on the road talking with Jesus right now, what would you still want to ask him?

Last edited by Neil MacQueen
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