Sunday, March 23, 2008

New bible study trial.

I have been looking around for a bible study to use with the s in our school time and not found anything, so for now I think that God is leading me to work on this myself. Instead of using a pre-written bible study curriculum I am going to see how well I can do by myself. I have decided to take a topic and explore it with the s for a week or more as needed.
The first topic I am undertaking is prayer and we will be using The Lord's Prayer as a guide. This topic will take approx two weeks as I am going to break The Lord's Prayer down line by line and examine each one.
I am adding my plan here as I do love coming upon other's ideas when on line and you never know - some one else might be able to use it! This is week one, I'll post an update on how it is going towards the end of the week and next week's plan once I have written it!

Weekly Bible Study

Topic: Prayer

Memory Verse: The Lord’s Prayer

Monday:

Focus: “Our Father”’

Scripture: John 3:16

Discussion:

What makes a good Father?

God is our father. He wants only the best for us. Discuss what He did for us in Jesus.

Activity: We are all God’s Children coloring sheet.

Tuesday:

Focus: “Who art in Heaven”

Scripture: Read Rev 4

Discussion:

Where is heaven?
What is it like?

Activity: Draw a picture of what you think Heaven is like.

Wednesday:

Focus: “Hallowed by thy name”.

Scripture: Psalm 9

Discussion:

How do we praise God?

What can we thank Him for?

Activity: Praise and worship time

Thursday:

Focus: “Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done”

Scripture: Psalm 33:8

Discussion: Discuss how badly the world needs God. God’s will is for all to come to Him.

Discuss God’s will for our own lives.

Activity: Use map and choose a place in the world to pray for

Friday:

Focus: “Give us this day our daily bread”

Scripture: Psalm 37:25

Discussion: God provides for all our needs.

Discuss all the blessings we have.

Activity: Make bread

I copied and pasted this from word and this was as good as I could get it to look! Sorry!


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