For our Bible study lessons on Isaiah we’re going to talk about good fear and bad fear. We’ll be using a list of the six biggest fears of kids given by doctors. Pick one that you have felt and draw a picture of you having that fear. Later on we’ll talk about whether this is a good fear or a bad fear.
Children’s Sunday School Lessons – Isaiah & “Wait “˜Til Your Father Gets Home!”
Children’s Sunday school lessons on Isaiah offer special insights on good fears, bad fears, fear of the Lord, and what that means. Jeremiah and Isaiah don’t include any stories, and the words of the prophets can be sad and even frightening. But Isiah speaks great words about heaven, which will give children a sense that every story on earth can have a happy ending.
High School Sunday School Lessons – Practicing Leadership
The concept of leadership and the roles and responsibilities it carries is a key topic to explore in high school Sunday school lessons. The lesson of Naaman and Elisha lends itself to this concept.
Sunday School Games – Follow the Leader
I always try to involve my younger students with Sunday school games to get across the lesson of the day. Although the game of “Follow the Leader” is a common one, using the tips below shows that it isn’t always easy to be a leader.
Bible Study Activities – Developing Vision
We can use the these Bible study activities when teaching the lesson of Naaman & Elisha. We’ll be talking about how bad times and things that are not fun can make us better able to serve the Lord as adults.
Children’s Sunday School Activities – Responsibility
Today we’ll be talking about some of the ways God makes us into responsible adults. Try these children’s Sunday school activities to teach the concept of responsibility.
Sunday School – Naaman & Elisha
Try these topics with your Sunday school class when teaching the lessons on Naaman and Elisha. These will encourage your students to offer their ideas on how to become trustworthy adults.
Sunday School Curriculum – Do A Small Favor for the Lord
The focus for this lesson for Sunday school curriculum is on Elisha & Trusting God. In 2 Kings 5, Naaman was a great military leader of Syria, but was humbled, as he had leprosy, a rotting of the skin. Elisha told Naaman to wash himself seven times in the Jordan.
Bible Study Lessons – God’s Dwelling Within Us
In this Bible study lesson, we discuss the idea that Solomon’s Temple was a striking gift to God which He accepted, and He is looking to abide inside of us, and the human body is now considered the temple of the Holy Spirit. These Bible study lessons help to teach the message of Solomon’s temple. […]