During this blog post, we’re going to provide you with two Bible games that go hand-in-hand with the first part of this Bible lesson (which can be found here).
Student Worksheet
Hand this out to your students for them to do on their own, or in groups.
Look up Luke 14: 8-11.
According to that story, if you expect to get a huge award at school and you run around saying you think you’ll get it, what is likely to happen?
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How do you feel around people who are bragging?
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How do you think God feels around people who are bragging?
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Unscramble to find out what James 4:6 says:
E h T o L r d s r t e s s i h t e o p u d r b t u d s r a w
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List some things you are good at (listing isn’t bragging!):
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What do you believe will happen if you merely wait for God’s timing and not try to exalt yourself? (Look up 1 Peter 5:6)
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The above Bible games are sure to help your students have a better idea of the true meaning of the pharisee and the publican parable.
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