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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
Pioneer and Perfecter of Our Faith
Bible Basis: Hebrews 12:1β13
Background Scriptures: Hebrews 12:1β13; Isaiah 53:1β6
Memory Verse: βLet us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faithβ (from Hebrews 12:1β2).
Bible Truth: God disciplines and punishes those He loves.
Lesson AIM: By the end of the lesson, we will:
VALUATE:Β the importance of discipline in the family, in the congregation, and in other human settings.
APPRECIATE:Β the help provided by others who have experienced discipline.
SHARE:Β personal struggles that resulted in a victorious and growing faith.
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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 Prophet Is Called
Printed Text: 1 Samuel 3:8β20
Background Scripture: 1 Samuel 1:1β28; 3:1β4:1a
Devotional Reading: 1 Thessalonians 5:11β22
Memory Verse: βTherefore Eli said unto Samuel, Go, lie down: and it shall be, if he call thee, that thou shalt say, Speak, LORD; for thy servant hearethβ (1 Samuel 3:9a).
Lesson Aims: After participating in this lesson, each learner will be able to:
- Describe the historical background of Samuelβs prophetic ministry.
- Compare Godβs call of Samuel to the call of later prophets, such as Isaiah and Jeremiah.
- Identify ways to make truth-telling speech a part of everyday life.
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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 High Priest Forever
Bible Basis: Hebrews 7:1β3, 19bβ28
Background Scriptures: Hebrews 7; Psalm 110
Memory Verse: βBut this man, because he continueth ever, hath an unchangeable priesthoodβ (Hebrews 7:24).
Bible Truth: Jesusβ priesthood will last forever because He lives forever.
Lesson AIM: By the end of the lesson, we will:
CONSIDER:Β the relationship between Melchisedec, βpriest of the Most High God,β with Jesus, the βPriest forever.β
APPRECIATE:Β that people have someone who intercedes for them to God.
RESPOND:Β to the realization that Jesus will always be our ultimate spiritual leader.
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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 Lack of Instruction
Printed Text: Judges 17:1β6; 18:18β19, 27
Background Scripture: Judges 17β18
Devotional Reading: Deuteronomy 6:10β16
Memory Verse: βIn those days there was no king in Israel, but every man did that which was right in his own eyesβ (Judges 17:6).
Lesson Aims: After participating in this lesson, each learner will be able to:
- Recount the story of Micah and his mother.
- Compare Micahβs worship with proper Levitical procedure (Exodus 20:4; 29:4β9; Numbers 3:5β13).
Listen to the hymn βBe Thou My Visionβ and pray for Godβs directives to guide their life.
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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
Our Great High Priest
Bible Basis: Hebrews 4:14β5:10
Background Scriptures: Hebrews 4:14β5:10; Ephesians 4:7β13
Memory Verse: βSeeing then that we have a great high priest, that is passed into the heavens, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold fast our professionβ (Hebrews 4:14).
Bible Truth: God appointed Jesus, the High Priest, as an intercessor on behalf of His people.
Lesson AIM: By the end of the lesson, we will:
AGREE:Β that God appointed Jesus as High Priest for the people.
APPRECIATE:Β that Jesus, in His humanity, fully understands and identifies with the daily life of all peoples.
ASPIRE:Β to become the kind of leaders who suffer, serve, and obey Godβs intentions in the spirit of Jesus.
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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
An Unlikely Deliverer
Printed Text: Judges 3:15β23, 30
Background Scripture: Judges 3
Devotional Reading: Ecclesiastes 7:1β13
Memory Verse: βBut when the children of Israel cried unto the LORD, the LORD raised them up a deliverer, Ehud the son of Gera, a Benjamite, a man lefthandedβ (Judges 3:15a).
Lesson Aims: After participating in this lesson, each learner will be able to:
- Summarize Ehudβs role in liberating Israel.
- Explain the role of judges in Israelβs history and leadership.
- Write a prayer asking God to deliver them from a difficult situation, or from a specific place of oppression.