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The Beatitudes and Mercy – HAVE MERCY ON ME!

By: Mary Katecomment

Jesus said in the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.” What do you think “mercy” is? The answer you’re shooting for is this: Choosing to be kind to someone, when you have the option to be mean. Here is a game to play with your students that reinforces the point of this lesson.

Play the “I FORGIVE YOU!” RELAY to Teach Forgiveness

By: Mary Kate3 Comments

In Luke 17:4, Jesus says, “If someone sins against you seven times in the day, and seven times returns, saying, “˜I’m sorry,’ you shall forgive him.” Wow! How hard is that?? One of the reasons Jesus says to forgive has to do with the harm in staying mad. It hurts YOU more than the person […]

Games for Sunday School – Share-the-Chair Musical Chairs

By: Mary Kate1 Comment

Jesus said in Matthew that when someone asks for your shirt, you should give him your coat also. He means that it’s important for us to share with others. This could mean sharing a meal, sharing clothes, or even sharing a seat. Let’s see how much we can share by playing a game!

Bible Memory Games – Books of the Bible Button Box Game

By: Mary Kate2 Comments

Learning the order of the books in the Bible is challenging for most children. Here is a game that will help them learn in a fun way. This game is geared for ages 8-12 but check out the variations that are also offered.

A Simple Game to Launch Words of Kindness to Each Other

By: Mary Kate1 Comment

God wants us to treat each other as Christ instructed. Ephesians 4:32 says, “Be kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God has forgiven you.” Our hearts are sort of like water balloons. They can break easily if people say unkind things. Play this game with your Sunday school students to teach how words matter.

How a Game with Blindfold and Compass Can Help Find the Way of Christ

By: Mary Kate1 Comment

Jesus said, “I am the Way,” meaning “the way to God.” Following Him on our journey through life will bring us closest to God. But sometimes “the way God wants us to go” is hard to find. We get turned around. When scary things happen, we can feel confused and even dizzy. This game with a compass can help us practice finding “The Way” of Christ.

Sunday School Games – Spotlight on You!

By: Mary Katecomment

Jesus, in his teachings, makes it very clear that God loves us as a father loves his child. He is always there for us and his love is unconditional. God is love and He wants us to love each other. One way we can do that is by applauding each others achievements. Let’s each learn a scripture and then take the spotlight.

Games for Sunday School – Marble Claim Game

By: Mary Katecomment

Jesus, in his teachings, makes it very clear that God loves us as a father loves his child. He is always there for us and his love is unconditional. God is love and he wants us to love each other. Let’s try to connect with God’s love – using marbles!

Can This Ping Pong Game help us Get to Know God and His Scriptures

By: Mary Katecomment

We memorize scriptures because it is one way to get to know God. We should spend time getting to know Him – seeking His will and understanding His power. Strong winds or “trials” may come and “bounce us around.” We may feel God’s Word can bounce away. Let’s use our own bouncing power to put God’s Word in order.

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