Use of games for Sunday school is essential to engage your students and to hold their attention while teaching them the messages that are in the Bible. This game is called Break Through and works well with your younger students.
Archives for November 2010
Bible Study Activities – The Rock of Ages
Some people call Jesus the Rock of Ages. These Bible study activities work well with your older Bible Study students or Sunday school students. They can use this when tempted by peers to do something they shouldn’t.
Sunday School Activities – Role Playing and Elijah
This is one of the Sunday school activities you can use with your younger Sunday school students when teaching the story of Elijah. This helps them begin to think of how to do or say the right thing rather than be influenced by bad choices.
Bible Study Lessons – Elijah Stands Alone for Truth
These Bible study lessons on the story of Elijah provide great lessons for kids. When Elijah became Israel’s foremost prophet, the country was notoriously double-minded, believing in both God and that pop culture’s version of idols.
Sunday School Games – Dove Game
Now that we’ve gotten rid of that nasty bat, we’re going to replace him with something good. Giving bad memories to God to handle for us brings us peace. These Sunday school games are great for your younger students.
Sunday School Curriculum – David Bridles His Tongue
There are so lessons for your Sunday school curriculum from King David. David remains one of the most famous and popular Kings in Israel’s history.
Youth Sunday School Lessons – “I’m Sorry” Game
These are youth Sunday school lessons on the King David to use with all ages. It emphasizes King David’s lesson of repentance and the importance of apologizing.
Games for Sunday School – Feeling Good About Yourself
I find that using games for Sunday school is effective with all ages. This is one I use with my older students to teach them about feeling good about themselves.