This Sunday school lesson is to teach about God’s servant, Job, who had a bunch of bad things happen to him. Using games for Sunday school classes is an excellent way to engage children and get the message of the lesson across.
Youth Sunday School Lessons – Trials of Job
Here are some ideas for your youth Sunday school lessons to teach the lessons on the Trials of Job.
Sunday School Bible Games – God’s Wisdom Relay
Try these Sunday school Bible games with your older children in your Sunday school class. It helps to illustrate how difficult it can be to follow God’s wisdom and rules.
Youth Bible Study Lessons – Game of Wisdom for Children
As you continue your youth Bible study lessons on Solomon, here is a game to use with your younger children. This is a Sunday school activity or Bible study activitiy that will show them that they too can learn to make wise decisions.
Sunday School Craft Idea – Solomon & Wisdom Crowns
As you teach the Sunday school lesson on the wisdom of Solomon, you can use this craft idea for Sunday school class. Solomon, King David’s son, is known as the one of the wisest men in the world.
Sunday School Activities – Solomon Asks God for Wisdom
Solomon, David’s son, has been known in Judeo Christian circles as the wisest man in the world. This story from 1 Kings shows how Solomon became king, with a request to God for wisdom. Try these Sunday school activities with your younger Sunday school students to teach one of the lessons of Solomon.
Teaching Sunday School – Becoming Strong Christians
While teaching Sunday school and the lessons of David and Goliath, here are some ideas to use in your lesson to show your students how we learn to become strong Christians.
Bible Stories for Children – David Kills Goliath
One of the greatest Bible stories for children is David defeating Goliath in the Valley of Elah. This lesson shows them that God is willing to use the small and the young to stand as his most important servants and come out victorious over giants.
Bible Study for Joshua – Jericho Horns
Here is an activity to continue your Bible study for Joshua and the walls of Jericho. I have used this often with my younger Sunday school students to reinforce the message of the lesson.