CatalystSample

What's it like to find your way to your seat in the movie theater—after the lights have been turned off? It's kind of a nightmare, especially if the theater is old and the lights are barely there to begin with. The last thing you'd want is to trip and drop all your snacks! A well-lit path is always appreciated when we're navigating an unfamiliar path.
Your role as a catalyst may look different depending on where you are. Some conversations with your friends will look different than conversations with your parents. After all, everyone has a different image of Jesus and his mission.
What should never change regardless of where you are, or who you're with, is that you're called to make the mission of Jesus clear. Being a light in your family, school, friend group, and community may not always look the same, but Jesus will. Our greatest example of what it means to be a catalyst is Jesus' mission to know us and offer hope.
What are some ways you can let others know what it looks like to follow Jesus in these areas of your life?
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About this Plan

Science can explain the mysteries in the world around us; there are answers for many of the mysterious things about faith too. You’ll learn in science class that “catalysts” are interactions that create big changes and transformations. Scripture shows us certain change-making “catalysts” are necessary for our faith and the faith of others. In this 20-day devotional series from Grow Curriculum, we'll explore the catalysts for our faith.
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