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| Now when you hear someone say “born again Christian”, you should know what they mean. Being born again means internal changes—your heart, your motives, your thoughts. When you are born again, you no longer belong to this world, you belong to Jesus. And this new life is not temporary like our bodies, it is everlasting. And what is the source for this new life? Jesus is, of course. We know this because it is in the Word of God. The Word of God is our source for new life and identity. WORKS CITED: www.textweek.com, Lectionary & Commentary on John 3:1-17 Girardian Reflections on the Lectionary, Lent 2, by Paul Nuechterlein & Friends. Process and Faith Lectionary Commentary, Lent 2A, Rick Marshall Student Worksheet |
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