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irtual Study and activity packet for Youth. Best for ages 8-13.
Learning beyond the book!
You can use the download in an actual class OR as an email to make a meaningful connection with your students this week. The pack is a great way to expand your teaching and stimulate conversation with your youth!
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Looking to deepen your personal study and engage in meaningful conversations about the Sunday school lesson? Explore these 20 thought-provoking questions designed to enrich your understanding, stimulate discussion, and foster spiritual growth. Discover insights, reflect on key teachings, and engage in lively conversations with your fellow classmates as you delve deeper into the Word of God. Ignite meaningful discussions and enhance your personal study with these thought-provoking questions for an impactful Sunday school experience.
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LESSON STUDY NOTES
Changes Promised
Bible Basis: Jeremiah 31:29-34, John 1:17
Memory Verse: Jeremiah 31:33b
Lesson Aim: By the end of the lesson, we will:
- Locate the two places in the New Testament that quote Jeremiah 31:31–34.
- Harmonize Jeremiah 31:29–30 with Exodus 20:5; 34:7.
- Notice the Holy Spirit’s work of bringing awareness of sin and giving desires to love God faithfully.
These notes are PERSONAL study notes ONLY. They are not a publisher’s lesson, commentary or any other scholarly publication. References KJV – The KJV is public domain in the United States.
Accompanying lesson video on Youtube.
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irtual Study and activity packet for Youth. Best for ages 8-13.
Learning beyond the book!
You can use the download in an actual class OR as an email to make a meaningful connection with your students this week. The pack is a great way to expand your teaching and stimulate conversation with your youth!
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Looking to deepen your personal study and engage in meaningful conversations about the Sunday school lesson? Explore these 20 thought-provoking questions designed to enrich your understanding, stimulate discussion, and foster spiritual growth. Discover insights, reflect on key teachings, and engage in lively conversations with your fellow classmates as you delve deeper into the Word of God. Ignite meaningful discussions and enhance your personal study with these thought-provoking questions for an impactful Sunday school experience.
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LESSON STUDY NOTES
Peter Takes a Risk
Bible Basis: Acts 10:24-38
Bible Truth: Peter’s recognition that God shows now partiality allowed him to tell the Good News to the Gentiles.
Memory Verses: “Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons; But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him” (Acts 10:34-35).
Lesson Aim: That we will
- BECOME aware that Peter told the Gentiles about the message of God’s love;
- CELEBRATE that God loves all people; and
- FIND ways to communicate God’s love to those who do not know Jesus Christ as Savior.
These notes are PERSONAL study notes ONLY. They are not a publisher’s lesson, commentary or any other scholarly publication. References KJV – The KJV is public domain in the United States.
Accompanying lesson video on Youtube.
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irtual Study and activity packet for Youth. Best for ages 8-13.
Learning beyond the book!
You can use the download in an actual class OR as an email to make a meaningful connection with your students this week. The pack is a great way to expand your teaching and stimulate conversation with your youth!
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irtual Study and activity packet for Youth. Best for ages 8-13.
Learning beyond the book!
You can use the download in an actual class OR as an email to make a meaningful connection with your students this week. The pack is a great way to expand your teaching and stimulate conversation with your youth!
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Looking to deepen your personal study and engage in meaningful conversations about the Sunday school lesson? Explore these 20 thought-provoking questions designed to enrich your understanding, stimulate discussion, and foster spiritual growth. Discover insights, reflect on key teachings, and engage in lively conversations with your fellow classmates as you delve deeper into the Word of God. Ignite meaningful discussions and enhance your personal study with these thought-provoking questions for an impactful Sunday school experience.
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LESSON STUDY NOTES
A Family’s Example
Bible Basis: Jeremiah 35:5-11
Memory Verse: Jeremiah 35:14b
Lesson Aim: By the end of the lesson, we will:
- Identify the invitation and reply regarding wine.
- Compare and contrast the decision to abstain from wine with similar and dissimilar decisions elsewhere in Scripture.
- Consider a family tradition that he or she could implement to remind family members to be faithful to God’s commands.
These notes are PERSONAL study notes ONLY. They are not a publisher’s lesson, commentary or any other scholarly publication. References KJV – The KJV is public domain in the United States.
Accompanying lesson video on Youtube.
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irtual Study and activity packet for Youth. Best for ages 8-13.
Learning beyond the book!
You can use the download in an actual class OR as an email to make a meaningful connection with your students this week. The pack is a great way to expand your teaching and stimulate conversation with your youth!
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Looking to deepen your personal study and engage in meaningful conversations about the Sunday school lesson? Explore these 20 thought-provoking questions designed to enrich your understanding, stimulate discussion, and foster spiritual growth. Discover insights, reflect on key teachings, and engage in lively conversations with your fellow classmates as you delve deeper into the Word of God. Ignite meaningful discussions and enhance your personal study with these thought-provoking questions for an impactful Sunday school experience.
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LESSON STUDY NOTES
Saul Earns Credibility [See video from October 19, 2015]
Bible Basis: Acts 9:19b-31
Bible Truth: Saul’s bold and powerful preaching caused the numbers of the church to increase.
Memory Verse: “And straightway he preached Christ in the synagogues, that his is the son of God” (Acts 9:20).
Lesson AIM: By the end of this lesson, we will:
- RECALL Saul’s acceptance as a Christian and the reward of his zeal in preaching about Jesus;
- EXAMINE the church’s willingness to accept and meaningfully include in the body of Christ those whose background is perceived as being suspect and encourage their bold witness about the change in their lives; and
- CELEBRATE those whose lives were transformed by Christ and then became bold witnesses for His cause.
These notes are PERSONAL study notes ONLY. They are not a publisher’s lesson, commentary or any other scholarly publication. References KJV – The KJV is public domain in the United States.
Accompanying lesson video on Youtube.
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irtual Study and activity packet for Youth. Best for ages 8-13.
Learning beyond the book!
You can use the download in an actual class OR as an email to make a meaningful connection with your students this week. The pack is a great way to expand your teaching and stimulate conversation with your youth!
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Looking to deepen your personal study and engage in meaningful conversations about the Sunday school lesson? Explore these 20 thought-provoking questions designed to enrich your understanding, stimulate discussion, and foster spiritual growth. Discover insights, reflect on key teachings, and engage in lively conversations with your fellow classmates as you delve deeper into the Word of God. Ignite meaningful discussions and enhance your personal study with these thought-provoking questions for an impactful Sunday school experience.
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LESSON STUDY NOTES
Jeremiah’s Message
Bible Basis: Jeremiah 7:1-11, 21-23
Memory Verse: Jeremiah 7:23
Lesson Aim: By the end of the lesson, we will:
- State what the Lord had commanded the people when he brought them out of Egypt.
- Contrast the Judeans’ daily activities with their temple worship practices.
- Write a note that expresses gratitude to God for his rescue during a time of injustice.
These notes are PERSONAL study notes ONLY. They are not a publisher’s lesson, commentary or any other scholarly publication. References KJV – The KJV is public domain in the United States.
Accompanying lesson video on Youtube.