Using games for Sunday school lessons works best with children. Children learn best by doing and being physically involved in the lesson.
Sunday School Lessons – GIDEON’S ARMY IS SMALL
As we have seen in our previous Sunday school lessons about Gideon, we learn that God often chooses the youngest and smallest to lead his army. This week, I’m going to show you a trick that illustrates this again.
Bible Games for Kids – Sign or No Sign
One of the Bible games for kids that we use when teaching a lesson from the story of Gideon is the game Sign or No Sign. Use this for your elementary or middle school age Sunday school students.
Bible Activity Lessons – Learning from Gideon
These Bible activity lessons are helpful to teach your younger students about the story of Gideon. They can learn how to gain strength from God while participating in this activity.
Sunday School Lessons – Gideon Is Like Us
As you continue your Sunday school lessons on Gideon guide your class into a discussion using the suggestions below.
Youth Bible Study – Where’s Gideon?
To continue lessons for your youth Bible study on Gideon, try this introductory game to use with your students. This will work for Sunday school classes as well.
Sunday School Games – God Chooses The Smallest Again
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Sunday School Activities – Lessons for the Story of Gideon
We learned how God often chooses the smallest, youngest, and/or least likely to be noticed to carry out his will in the story of Gideon. Here are Sunday school activities to use with your younger Sunday school students.
Youth Bible Study Topics – Gideon
As you plan your youth Bible study topics, here are ideas to use to teach the story of Gideon. The story of Gideon seems almost like a remake of either the tale of Joseph or the tale of Moses.