:09 Owen worked hard to keep the dinosaurs safe. He expressed gentleness with the dinosaurs, lovingly moving them to safe locations. Galatians 5 points out that gentleness is a fruit of the Spirit. It's an important way we show love to others. How gentle would you describe yourself? How often do you work hard to protect others?

:13 Maisie felt like she wasn’t herself, because she was the clone of someone else. Claire encourages her by saying. “you’re the only you who ever was”. Psalm 139:14 says, "Thank you for making me so wonderfully complex! Your workmanship is marvelous—how well I know it." Did you realize that God made you completely unique and there is no one else on Earth just like you? Do you ever feel like you aren't special?

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:20 Alan explains that paleontology is significant works of science, and science is a search for the truth. Psalm 111:2 says, "How amazing are the deeds of the Lord! All who delight in him should ponder them." The Bible encourages the studies of science, which help us learn more about God and his incredible creation. Do you enjoy studying science? In what ways does science allow us to learn more about God?

:30 Poachers sneak onto Owen and Claire's property and take both Maisie and the baby raptor. What do you think Owen and Claire are feeling in this moment? What about Masie?

:38 Dr. Ian Malcolm says, “not only do we not have dominion over nature, but we are subordinate to it”. He tried to inspire young minds to create a better future. Dr. Malcolm's words here seem to contradict Genesis 1:26, which says, "Then God said, 'Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over the livestock and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.'" What does it mean for God to give us "dominion" over nature? Why do you think Dr. Malcolm says humans are subordinate to it?

:51 One of the criminals explains, “you cannot engineer loyalty, you need to nurture it.” Loyalty is showing trust and constant support for someone. Who - or what - are you most loyal to? Why do you think loyalty needs to be nurtured, and not engineered?

1:03 Kayla saves Owen and Claire by flying them away from the chasing dinosaurs. Owen asks, “you’re willing to risk your life for people you’ve never met?” Owen's words represent the very thing that Jesus Christ did for all mankind. By sacrificing Himself on the cross, giving up His life to take the penalty for everyone's sins, Jesus gave the option of salvation to every single person who would ever live. Even those who were born way after Jesus was on Earth. Why do you think Jesus gave up His life for you? Did you realize that - because of Jesus - you can be with God forever and ever?

1:17 With only one parachute, Owen sacrifices himself in order to save Claire. He ejects Claire from the plane with enough time to save her life. John 15:13 says, "There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends." How would you describe Owen's actions and choices? What does this say about the love he has for his friends?

1:29 Ellie talks to Maisie about Maisie‘s mother, Charlotte. She said that Charlotte wanted a child more than anything and wanted to give Maisie a full life. What do you think is the purpose and the ultimate job of being a parent? How would you describe your relationship with your parents?

1:44 Ellie points out that Lewis “burns the evidence” by setting the locusts on fire. Lewis realizes he’s in trouble and tries to hide his mistakes instead of taking responsibility. Have you ever made a mistake and then tried to cover it up with lies? Why is taking responsibility right away the much better decision?

1:57 Ellie points out that if you hold onto regret, you stay in the past. She points out that what really matters is what you do in the present. What are some things that you regret doing in your life? Did you hang onto that regret too long - and did it keep you from truly living in the present?

2:11 Dr. Henry Wu fixed his mistakes by eradicating the locusts. He recognized that he messed up and worked to make things right again. When we sin - when we act in a way that misses God's best for our life - it's important that we admit it and say we are "sorry". But it doesn't stop there. We have to turn from that sin and start heading in the opposite direction. This is what the Bible calls "repentance". Acts 3:19 says, "Now repent of your sins and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped away." What are some sins that you need to confess and apologize for? What would repentance from that sin look like?