1. What’s your favorite part of the video? What’s one thing you learned from it?

2. Who’s the coolest person you know? What makes them so cool?

3. Who did Titus hear about through Paul?

4. Why do you think Paul and Titus were traveling around instead of staying in one place?

5. Where was the church Titus went to help?

6. Read Jeremiah 1:6-8.  What were God’s instructions for Jeremiah? What do these verses mean for us?

7. How will you apply this lesson to your life this week?

Directions

1. Give the kids a piece of construction paper and have them decorate a pair of "cool" glasses. They can either use pipe cleaners or popsicle sticks for the ear pieces so that they can wear their cool glasses. 

Directions

The main instructions of the game are that each member of the group introduces themselves by stating two truths and one lie about themselves. The statements don't have to be intimate, life-revealing things—just simple hobbies, interests, or past experiences that make each person unique. The lie can be outrageous and wacky, or it can sound like a truth to make it harder for the other participants. 

One at a time, each person shares their statements. The group has to guess which statements are true and which statement is the lie. You can keep score to see who correctly guesses the most lies, or just play for fun to get to know one another—it's up to your group.