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Silent Wednesday: Jesus Is Betrayed but Remains Obedient

Silent Wednesday: Jesus Is Betrayed but Remains Obedient

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Today's Devotional was written and recorded by Student Pastor Joseph Blount.

Read Matthew 26: 14-16, 21-25 & 26:47-56

REFLECT TOGETHER

FOR ADULTS

1. What stands out to you about Jesus’ response to betrayal, especially knowing it was coming and who it would come from?

2. Why is it dangerous to assume we are “better than Judas”? What does this passage reveal about our own hearts?

3. How does seeing your sin as part of what led Jesus to the cross deepen your understanding of His grace and mercy?

4. Where is God calling you to say, “not my will, but Yours be done,” even when it is difficult or costly?

FOR STUDENTS

1. Why do you think betrayal hurts more when it comes from someone close? How does that help you understand what Jesus experienced?

2. What do you notice about how Jesus responds instead of fighting back or running away?

3. In what ways can we sometimes choose our own way over Jesus, even if it’s not as obvious as Judas?

4. What is one situation in your life right now where you need to trust God and choose obedience over what you want?

FOR CHILDREN

1. Who betrayed Jesus, and how did he do it?

2. Did Jesus know this was going to happen? How did He respond?

3. Why is it important for us to obey God, even when it’s hard?

4. What is one way you can choose to do what God wants instead of what you

want this week?

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