Psalms 27
Psalms 27
Key Points:
God is big, but he still wants to talk to you! Psalm 27:8
God is close even if everyone else runs away. Psalm 27:10
With God on our side, we can be brave. Psalm 27:14
Memory Verse:
Psalm 27:14 Wait patiently for the Lord. Be brave and courageous.
What is your initial reaction to this topic? What jumped out at you?
Who is the bravest person you know? What makes them so brave?
What are the Psalms?
How do we talk to God? What should you talk about with God?
Who will never let us down or forget about us? What can you do to show God that you won’t forget about him?
Read Hebrews 13:6. Who is our helper? How does knowing God make us brave?
Write a personal action step based on this conversation
Time: 10-15 minutes
Materials needed from the cart:
-Construction paper
-Tape
-Scissors
-Markers
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Directions
-Make super hero cuff links, because with God’s strength we can do anything!
-Cut strips of paper about 1-1/2” wide.
-Decorate the paper (stickers, color, paper hearts/crosses, today’s scripture).
-Wrap the cuffs around your child’s wrist and secure with tape.
Time: 10-15 minutes
Materials needed from the cart:
Construction paper
Scissors
Markers
Straws
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Directions:
1. Give each child a piece of card stock or construction paper and have them design a super hero mask.
2. Let them cut out the mask and eye holes
3. Tape a straw to the side so that they can hold the masks to their face.
Time: 10-15 minutes
Materials needed from the cart:
Cotton balls
Vaseline
Plates
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Have kids get in groups of five to eight, and put a dab of petroleum jelly on the end of each person’s nose. For each group, set a plate of cotton balls on one end of the table, and set a second empty plate on the opposite end of the table for each group. Then use the masking tape to designate a start line. Have each group form a line behind it.
Read aloud 1 Thessalonians 5:11. Say: Let’s use this game to practice encouraging others. This is a relay race, and your team’s goal is to get all the cotton balls on your plate to your team’s empty plate at the other end of the table. Only one person can go at a time, and you must use only your nose to pick up the cotton balls. Got it? Check for understanding.
Say: This is going to be tough, so cheer on your teammates as much as you can. Shout encouraging words, clap, and chant for your teammates.
Begin the race.
Cool Down: Afterward, ask:
When it was your turn to race, what encouraged you to do your best?
What ways did you notice others encouraging their teammates?
How can you apply this kind of encouragement to your life?
Time: 10-15 minutes
Materials needed from the cart:
Nothing!
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-Have all of the kids remove their socks and shoes and place them in one large pile.
-Divide the kids into two teams.
-Have one teammate at a time race down to the pile, put on ONE item (so one sock for the first trip down) and then come back and tag the next teammate. Each child should get 4 turns to race down (one time for each sock and one time for each shoe) and the team that completes the relay first wins!
Time: 10-20 minutes
Materials needed from the cart (varies based on the game you choose):
christian just dance videos below
If they don't want to play the Christian Just Dance game they can play follow the leader.
-Have them gather around the table and draw a picture or write a letter to their families about what they learned today.
-Play a game of some sort. (If you have the hula hoops, have them join hands in a circle and pass the hula hoop around the circle without breaking their hands)