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Back to School...Fall Session?
Bible Boggle Game
Yoked to Jesus Lesson & Game
Back to School . . . Fall Session?
With school starting up, many children's church programs begin too. Our church launches the fall session with a pizza party and water slides for the different age groups. Does your church have a special kick off party for the new school year? Please share it!
This semester I will be teaching, Psalm
23 - The Good Shepherd. I'd love for you to join me!
Bible Boggle Game
Choose a Bible category, such as Books of the
Bible, Kings of the Bible, Women or Men of the Bible,
Psalm 23, the
Beatitudes, Spiritual
Gifts, books beginning with a certain letter of the alphabet, or a chapter your class has studied.
Give players one minute to list as many items as they can that fit the chosen category.
When time is up, players take turns reading their lists aloud. If two or more players have the same item, they must cross it off their lists.
Players earn one point for each item remaining on their list.
The teacher serves as the judge and decides which answers qualify for a point.
Play as many rounds as time allows. The player with the most points at the end wins.
~ Contributed by Deb High.
Get Yoked to Jesus Lesson & Game
Application: “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.”
Before the Game Discussion
Ask, “What is the meaning of discipline?” (Receive answers)
While we usually think of discipline as a punishment, the word discipline means behaving a certain way or being trained according to a certain standard or set of rules, learning to be responsible and self-controlled.
Punishment might then be used to correct those who disobey those rules or standards. Interestingly, the word disciple, those early followers of Jesus, (and those who follow Jesus today), comes from the word, discipline.
With this understanding of discipline, why do you suppose Jesus’ followers are called disciples?
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