Tuesday Morning Prayer. 9a - 10a in Corner Coffee North Loop’s Kids Space. Join in person or on Zoom. (Link is on the Corner Church calendar)

Another trimester of Corner Church Connection Groups starts in mid-February. Read details about leading a Connection Group at cornerchurch.tv/groups and then submit your group details on or before February 7.

Corner Church Partnership Class. Are you interested in taking the next step in connection to the Corner Church community and becoming a C.C. Partner? We are offering a Partnership class on February 10, 6p-8p on Zoom. To RSVP and/or get more info, email Scott Woller at scott@cornerchurch.tv. Please RSVP before the end of the day on Feb. 7.

Corner Church 2021 Annual Meeting Sunday, April 25 at 11:15a.

Weekly podcast & message outlines at cornerchurch.tv/conversations.

Contribution statements for 2020 have been emailed and/or mailed out. If you have any questions, please connect with Julie at julie@cornerchurch.tv. We are very excited to announce that Julie Swanson is now part of our Corner Church team. Julie is our new church administrative team member.

Parents: For several months we have been following the Minneapolis Public School’s online learning as a guide for our offering nursery and kids classes at our Sunday services. In February, Minneapolis Public Schools is reintroducing in-person learning for elementary age children. We are now working on our plan to phase back in nursery and kids’ classes as well. Our first of three steps is to build our Corner Church policies and procedures. Zach Yerrick is working on this and welcomes your input. Our second is to gauge family interest. Please email Zach if you are interested or not interested at this time. (zach@cornerchurch.tv) Our third step is to build our team of teachers again. Be looking for opportunities to get involved in the days to come.

Pray for Sam and Laura Witwicke, missionaries to Paraguay. Pray for their physical health, for COVID in Paraguay.

Pray for Corner Church multiplication in 2021.

Pray for our city’s leadership, for Mayor Frey and his wife Sarah, for our City Council and for our city’s police force.

What is it like to have a relationship with someone who just wants to give all their answers?

What would life be like if you never forgot anything?

Think about both the good and the bad.

Other than just forgetting, for what other reasons do people need to be reminded of things?

What do you need to be continually reminded of in relationships?

What is remarkable about the timing of God’s restating of the covenant with Jacob here?

You will also be recognized while you are doing your worst.

What insight should we draw from God’s commitment to relationship even while we are at our worst?

What do you need to be reminded of in order to “remember” that God is committed to a relationship with you even when you are at your worst?

What do you need to remind yourself?

Read John 1:35-51

As a child, what would it take for you to believe something your brother or sister told you?

What is a disciple of Jesus? Historically and currently?

What insights do you get into following Jesus as you see Jesus calling His first disciples?

What are some different reasons or motives for following Jesus?

John’s last words of chapter one refer to Jacob’s dream in Genesis 28:1-15. Why was reminding the disciples of the ancient covenant important? How is hearing the covenant important for you?

Genesis 24

Genesis 25

Genesis 26

Genesis 27

John 5

John 6