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Your favorite gospel centered Kids material online and ready every Sunday for you and your family.
Step 1. Read the Bible Story and Watch the Video Together
Read the Story from the Bible together as a family.
After you have read it, watch the Bible Story Video during the Sunday Kids Service. Questions will include conversations about the Bible story to allow you and your children to reflect on the biblical truth and share your thoughts about the video with each other.
After you have read it, watch the Bible Story Video during the Sunday Kids Service. Questions will include conversations about the Bible story to allow you and your children to reflect on the biblical truth and share your thoughts about the video with each other.
2. Work on Coloring Pages and Choose an at-home Family Action
Included are coloring pages, activity sheets, games, additional questions and ideas to engage with the Bible story further at home with your child.
TALK ABOUT IT
Sunday, August 16th
In All Things God Works for Good – Romans 8:28-29
TALK ABOUT IT
1.What was your favorite part of the video we just watched?
2.Have you learned anything about God that surprises you?
3.If God’s goal is to make us more like Jesus, how could challenges help shape your character and faith?
4.What does fully trusting God look like for you today?
5.When have you seen something good come from a difficult situation?
In All Things God Works for Good – Romans 8:28-29
TALK ABOUT IT
1.What was your favorite part of the video we just watched?
2.Have you learned anything about God that surprises you?
3.If God’s goal is to make us more like Jesus, how could challenges help shape your character and faith?
4.What does fully trusting God look like for you today?
5.When have you seen something good come from a difficult situation?
Elementary Family Actions:
Remembrance Rocks
WHAT YOU NEED: Smooth flat rocks, washable paint (variety of colors), paintbrushes, paper plates
WHAT YOU DO: Gather the kids around the paint table. Instruct the kids to paint their rocks. You can suggest they paint one side a dark color to represent something hard, and the other side bright, happy colors to remember that God can bring something good from it. Or they can paint a symbol of hope – like a cross, a sun, or a rainbow. Allow the rocks to dry while you talk.
WHAT YOU SAY: “These rocks look so beautiful! You took a plain, hard rock and turned it into a work of art. This is a great picture of what our Bottom Line means today. Sometimes, we go through things that feel hard and plain, just like this rock. But our story about Moses and our Bible verses from Romans remind us that God is always working toward something good. He can take the hard, sad, and confusing things in our lives and use them to create something good and beautiful. He did it for Moses, and He can do it for us. Remember, God can use all things.”
WHAT YOU NEED: Smooth flat rocks, washable paint (variety of colors), paintbrushes, paper plates
WHAT YOU DO: Gather the kids around the paint table. Instruct the kids to paint their rocks. You can suggest they paint one side a dark color to represent something hard, and the other side bright, happy colors to remember that God can bring something good from it. Or they can paint a symbol of hope – like a cross, a sun, or a rainbow. Allow the rocks to dry while you talk.
WHAT YOU SAY: “These rocks look so beautiful! You took a plain, hard rock and turned it into a work of art. This is a great picture of what our Bottom Line means today. Sometimes, we go through things that feel hard and plain, just like this rock. But our story about Moses and our Bible verses from Romans remind us that God is always working toward something good. He can take the hard, sad, and confusing things in our lives and use them to create something good and beautiful. He did it for Moses, and He can do it for us. Remember, God can use all things.”