Dear Biblical Educators,
Welcome to March! This month, we are bringing 4 very important subjects that our children must learn about and apply in their daily lives.
Check out the first subject on the lesson right below...
Lesson from Sunday the 4th to Saturday the 10th of March
It's all about... PRAYER
"Ask, and it will be given to you seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be
opened to you." Matthew 7:7
Objective of the lesson: Teach the children that prayer is talking to God. He is always available to listen and help, whenever they call upon Him.
Many times in life we find ourselves in trouble, facing hard times or difficult situations that we do not know how to handle. Either we are in need of something for ourselves or for someone we love, prayer can definitely help.
Of course, we should not only go to Him whenever there is a problem, but because we love Him, He is part of our lives, like a close friend, the best friend we could ever ask for.
PRAYER IS HEAVEN'S PHONE NUMBER
Whenever you need to talk to God, call on Him through prayer. HE is never busy for you.
GOD'S POSSIBLE ANSWERS TO PRAYERS
NO - You are probably asking for something that will not be good for you in the long run. When God says no, it's for your own good!
WAIT - It's not the time yet. Waiting is an important lesson of trust. There is a time for everything.
YES - Go ahead! It's yours! Go conquer. It's done!
4 comments:
The lesson are getting better and better. I love them and can learn a lot from them too.
It is important for us to realize that before we teach these lessons, we must be able to learn from them. It will surely bless our lives and our ministries.
I agree, the lessons are definatly becoming better each time and its just so amaizing because through it we are able to teach the children in the most effective way, and I have notice in my church the kids are more enthusiastic to participate in the lesson because the lessons are very exiting with so many activities and crafts to do during the lesson that relates to the to the subject taught making even more interesting.
I am loving it!
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