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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 Faithless Generation
Printed Text: Judges 2:6β15
Background Scripture: Judges 1β2
Devotional Reading: 1 Corinthians 10:1β14
Memory Verse: βAnd the children of Israel did evil in the sight of the LORD, and served Baalimβ (Judges 2:11).
Lesson Aims: After participating in this lesson, each learner will be able to:
- Summarize the consequences of a faithless generation in Israel.
- Compare the strengths and weaknesses of Israelβs wilderness generation, those who entered the promised land, and the generation of the judges.
- Write a personal statement of faith and commitment to the Lord.
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Virtual 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
The Imprint of God
Bible Basis: Hebrews 1:1β9
Background Scriptures: Hebrews 1; John 1:1β5, 10β14
Memory Verse: βWho [Jesus] being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his powerβ (Hebrews 1:3a).
Bible Truth: Christ is the reflection of Godβs glory, and addresses lifeβs questions with a powerful and sustaining Word.
Lesson AIM: By the end of the lesson, we will:
- JUDGE: that Jesus expresses fully Godβs very being in the world.
- APPRECIATE: that Jesus during His earthly life experienced the full range of human experience.
- CREATE: ways to seek Jesusβ continued guidance in our lives.
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Virtual 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 Renewed Covenant
Printed Text: Joshua 24:18β27
Background Scripture: Deuteronomy 29:1β20; Joshua 23β24
Devotional Reading: Jeremiah 31:27β34
Memory Verse: ββ¦ and put away the gods which your fathers served on the other side of the flood, and in Egypt; and serve ye the LORDβ (Joshua 24:14b).
Lesson Aims: After participating in this lesson, each learner will be able to:
- Summarize Joshuaβs warning and witness to Israel.
- Compare the covenant commitments made in Deuteronomy 29:1β20 and Joshua 24:18β27.
- Make a plan to memorialize their commitment to God.
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Virtual 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
Everlasting Covenant
Bible Basis: Isaiah 61:1β4, 8β11
Memory Verse: βFor I the Lord love judgment, I hate robbery for burnt offering; and I will direct their work in truth, and I will make an everlasting covenant with themβ (Isaiah 61:8).
Bible Truth: God promises an everlasting covenant.
Lesson AIM: By the end of the lesson, we will:
- DECIDE that God has higher ethical standards and enters into secure and enduring covenants with people.
- APPRECIATE what it means to live justly and faithfully according to Godβs covenant expectations.
- PREPARE a statement in response to Godβs covenant that reflects life today.
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Virtual 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
Rahab Welcomes Spies
Printed Text: Joshua 2:8β13; Joshua 6:16β17
Background Scripture: Joshua 2; 6:16β25; Matthew 1:5; James 2:25; Hebrews 11:31
Devotional Reading: Matthew 25:31β46
Memory Verse: βAnd the city shall be accursed, even it, and all that are therein, to the LORD: only Rahab the harlot shall live, she and all that are with her in the house, because she hid the messengers that we sentβ (Joshua 6:17).
Lesson Aims: After participating in this lesson, each learner will be able to:
- Summarize what Rahab and the people of Jericho knew about God.
- Explain how Rahabβs knowledge of God influenced her and led to Jerichoβs defeat.
- Recall an instance when God used an unexpected person to accomplish His will.
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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
Foundations of Faith
Bible Basis: Isaiah 40:21β31
Memory Verse: βHast thou not known? hast thou not heard, that the everlasting God, the LORD, the Creator of the ends of the earth, fainteth not, neither is weary? there is no searching of his understandingβ (Isaiah 40:28).
Bible Truth: Isaiah declares that God is the absolute power in whom we should depend.
Lesson AIM: By the end of the lesson, we will:
- DISTINGUISH Godβs power to control and effect change with human inability to do the same.
- REFLECT on the poetic imagery the writer uses to witness to Godβs sovereign power and personal presence with the people.
- EMBRACE Godβs sovereignty and ability to address peopleβs situations and needs.