What did we study? Acts 4:32-5:11

Family Challenge for ParentsAnanias and Sapphira were two people who left a legacy of being dishonest to God. Today, your kids studied the importance of standing firm and being honest at all times. If you are unfamiliar with this Bible lesson, watch the short story of Ananias and Sapphira at aachur.ch/ansap or read about it in Acts 4:32-5:11.

Even though their story has a harsh ending, we must remember why God put this lesson in the Bible — it teaches us the importance of being honest.

Take the Family Challenge

How often are your children honest, respectful, and kind? Place two jars on your counter. When your children tell the truth, are respectful, or kind, add an object to the first jar (gummie, penny, rock, or marble). If they tell a lie, are disrespectful, or unkind, add an object to the second jar. See what you end up with at the end of the week.

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New Testament

Old Testament

Tracker Jr.

Discovery Land

SPRING lesson 8

Discovery LandCopyright 2020 Appleton Alliance Association

One of the most exciting things you can do in life is to tell someone

about Jesus. The simplest way to share the Gospel is using

THE WORDLESS BOOK Find the key word in the Word Bank that matches the symbol, color, and verse.

New to the Wordless Book? Look up the verses to find the key word.

Word Bank: Jesus’ blood, Heaven, Grow, Sin, Clean

WHERE CAN I TELL OTHERS? Take time this week to think about friends, family, or neighbors that need to

hear the Good News about Jesus. Use what you’ve learned in Discovery Land about the Wordless Book and go tell your friends! Draw a picture of

where you will tell others about Jesus this week.

OldTestament

NewTestament

John 14:2 Romans 3:23 Hebrews 9:22b Acts 16:31 2 Peter 3:18a

__________ __________ _______________ __________ __________

Go Tell...

Answers: 1. Money. 2. They kept part for themselves, and they gave part to the Church. 3. They gave all the money to the Church. 4. Yes. 5. Yes. 7. Answers vary.

Do RightI will tell the truth.

Who should you tell the truth to? Circle everyone you should tell the truth to.

Feel RightI can feel good when I tell the truth.

How do you feel when you tell the truth? Circle one.

Think RightJohn 14:6

“Jesus answered (point to the palm of each hand), ‘I am the way (arms come straight down from elbows “robot arms”) and the truth (both arms out like a “T”) and the life (two thumbs up). No one (shake finger) comes to the Father (point up) except through me (other pointer finger up).’ ”

Visit your grandparents or a neighbor and tell them your verse using the hand motions.

Know RightAnanias and Sapphira are dishonest.

What did you discover today?

1. Today, we learned how the people in the Church loved each other. What did they often give to the Church?

2. When Ananias and Sapphira sold their land, what did they do with the money?

3. What did Ananias and Sapphira want people to think?

4. Was it a sin for Ananias and Sapphira to lie about their money so they would look better?

5. Should Ananias and Sapphira have told the truth?

6. Give an example of telling the truth.

Get on TrackGod wants us to joyfully give some of our money back to church so others can learn about Jesus. Will you give some of your money back to God? This is called tithing.

Fun and GamesPlay a simple board game with your kids. Highlight the importance of being honest as you play.

Islam is a religion in Burkina Faso, Africa. This false religion does not believe that Jesus is the one way to heaven (see John 14:6). This religion is spreading rapidly. Let’s pray that the children in Burkina Faso will keep biblical values at school and will learn about Jesus and believe in Him as the only way to heaven. Color money from the U.S.