2 part assignment – 1-2 paragraph ONLY for part one, and 2-3 paragraphs for part 2 this is NOT a paper PART 1: 1-2 paragraphs ONLY Resources: 1.) https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%205-7&version=NIV Introduction and Alignment: you will be reading and making observations in an important section of Matthew often called the Sermon on the Mount. Through observing the Sermon on the Mount we will discover what Jesus teaches regarding how to live out our Christian faith. Upon completion of this assignment, you should be able to: Explain what you have observed about the Christian Faith and Life in the Sermon on the Mount. ssignment Instructions Read Matthew 5-7 often titled the Sermon on the Mount. Take notes as you read these three chapters of Matthew. Address the following: Discuss what you learned about Christian Faith and Life from Matthew 5-7 with two or three observations for each passage. Then describe how the hearer of the Sermon on the Might might have answered the question, “What is Christian faith and life?” Use the content of Matthew 5-7 in your post. Include references to specific verses (e.g. 3:4, 5:8). What do we learn about the Kingdom of God through the Sermon on the Mount and how does it relate to Christian faith and life? PART 2: Vocation Case Study 2-3 paragraph (only) LETTER Resources: 1.) https://www.theologyofwork.org/key-topics/vocation-overview-article Much of our lives are spent doing work. As we think about work we most often think of the tasks and duties of our day to day jobs. What does the Bible and faith say about work or vocation? How does Christian perspective of vocation influence our faith and life? With this discussion activity you will have the opportunity to review and respond to a case study that will help you engage with the Christian perspective of vocation. Upon completion of this assignment, you should be able to: Explain your perspective on “vocation” based on understanding and living out the Christian faith and life. Assignment Instructions Read the following Case: Bud came to college as a freshman from a very humble background in a small town. His parents both worked and their combined incomes were only sufficient to keep his family going from week to week. They were not able to pay for his college, but through the help of loans and gifts from his local church and some scholarships, he was able to begin college. Bud is quite intelligent and has been told that he can probably do well in almost any area of study. He is attracted to the idea of being a lawyer and decides to major in pre-law. He has developed an ambition to become a successful trial lawyer, knowing that the income from that profession can be very good. Late in Bud’s junior year he meets and listens to a guest speaker on campus, a bright middle-aged lawyer who has devoted his career to assisting men and women on death row who are too poor to have good legal assistance. The guest speaker seems highly engaged, loves life, and challenges students to give themselves to something more than just making money, but to find what it is in life that they “can’t do!” This encounter and his thoughts and prayers regarding it in the weeks that follow leaves Bud, in a deep state of soul-searching about his future and his plans for his life work. He decides to go to a good friend and ask for advice about his vocation. You are Bud’s friend, and you have just been reading about “vocation” as it relates to Christian Faith and Life. You also read about vocation in One.Life. Making use of those resources, write a well-developed letter to Bud that addresses his issues, and post it as your initial post in the discussion forum.
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