Entertainment, A case study - Revision history

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Wakefien: /* Main Body (All Together/Post Small Groups 10 minutes) */

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‎Main Body (All Together/Post Small Groups 10 minutes)

Wakefien: /* Introduction (Small Groups, 15 minutes) */

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‎Introduction (Small Groups, 15 minutes)

Wakefien at 19:45, 24 January 2021

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Wakefien: /* Case Study 3 */

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‎Case Study 3

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‎Case Study 2

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‎Case Study 1

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 *Students will apply Philippians 4:8 directly to a specific scenario involving entertainment choices.
 *Students will consider the implications of Philippians 4:8 for their own decision making.
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 *What are the adjectives listed in Philippians 4:8?
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 *How should Susan respond?
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 ==Have each group explain their case studies.==

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	*So what does this have to do with entertainment?		*So what does this have to do with entertainment?
	**We should find rest in Christ and the freedom he offers. This does not mean that every form of entertainment we watch must be a Christian cartoon but rather that we can enjoy wholesome entertainment because of the freedom we have in Christ. Our joy comes from Christ and that joy involves enjoyment of the art (entertainment) that others have created.		**We should find rest in Christ and the freedom he offers. This does not mean that every form of entertainment we watch must be a Christian cartoon but rather that we can enjoy wholesome entertainment because of the freedom we have in Christ. Our joy comes from Christ and that joy involves enjoyment of the art (entertainment) that others have created.
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-*What command is given in Philippians 4:8? How does this relate to what we will our minds with?
+*What command is given in Philippians 4:8? How does this relate to what we fill our minds with?
 **To think on things that could be described using the list of adjectives above.
 **If we fill our minds with things that are untrue, in-honorable, ... then we will have a hard time thinking on things that are true, honorable, ...

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 **worthy of praise
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 ===Case Study 2===
-Jared is a high-school student and enjoys spending time after school with his friends Jacob and Stephen. In middle school the three boys used to always get together at Stephen's house and play on Stephen's Switch. However, today Jacob and Stephen have pulled up inappropriate images on Stephen's computer.
+Jared is a high-school student and enjoys spending time after school with his friends Jacob and Stephen. In middle-school the three boys used to always get together at Stephen's house and play on Stephen's Switch. However, today Jacob and Stephen have pulled up inappropriate images on Stephen's computer.
 *What should Jared do?

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 ===Case Study 1===
-Henry enjoys video games and in particular games that involve driving and flying. Through advertisements and social media Henry learned of a game that while it had a mature rating, involved a lot of driving and flying. He decided to buy the game. After-all, he could do the driving and flying things and not really worry about the rest of the game. However, when playing the game Henry noted that there was a lot of foul language. Oh-well thought Henry, I will just ignore the language.
+Henry enjoys video games and in particular games that involve driving and flying. Through advertisements and social media, Henry learned of a game that, while it had a mature rating, involved a lot of driving and flying. He decided to buy the game. After-all, he could do the driving and flying things and not really worry about the rest of the game. However, when playing the game Henry noted that there was a lot of foul language. Oh-well thought Henry, I will just ignore the language.
 *In your estimation, how should Henry apply Phil 4:8?

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 **excellent
 **worthy of praise
 *What command is given in Philippians 4:8? How does this relate to what we will our minds with?
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 **If we fill our minds with things that are untrue, in-honorable, ... then we will have a hard time thinking on things that are true, honorable, ...
 *What are some examples of situations where someone might find themselves feeling pressure to play/watch/read something that would not be described by the list above?
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 *What commitments does the psalmist make in Psalm 101:3-4?
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 **A commitment not not allow perversion to enter the heart.
 **A commitment to not learn of evil.
 *What are examples of things that might be considered worthless?
 *What would it look like to not allow perversion to enter your heart? Does this mean that the psalmist was completely pure?
 **It almost certainly does not mean that that psalmist was completely pure but that the psalmist had made a commitment to avoid in-purity. There will be times when you will be exposed to impurity because you live in a fallen world. The idea here is that you make every effort to minimize such in-purity.
 *What does it look like to not learn of evil?
 **There are people out there who know understand all the dirty jokes, all the bad movies, all the worst games... The idea here is that you don't need to know these things. Let yourself be innocent and ignorant. It is okay not to have experienced sin.
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-*Psalm 101:3-4
+*What commitments does the psalmist make in Psalm 101:3-4?
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