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THE REDEEMED EVANGELICAL MISSION TREM

(TREM)

CHILDREN

TEACHING

MANUAL

2011

CHURCH IS FUN!

Train up a child the

way he should go, when he is old, he will

not depart from it. Proverbs 22: 6

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GUIDELINES

Dear Teachers,

Welcome to the year 2011.

This manual has been compiled with activities for the children.

Always prepare your Sunday school with photocopies of activities for your children.

Every outline has two activities; the first which is the colouring page is for children

between the ages of 2 – 6 years, while the second activity sheet is for children between 7

years and above.

Please not that this outline is a guide to you as a teacher; you are to prepare your lessons

to suite the age of your children. Ask for the help of the Holy Spirit.

I wish you a wonderful Sunday school in 2011.

HEADQUARTERS CHURCH.

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TABLE OF CONTENT

JANUARY - MY HERO

FEBRUARY - FRIEND OF GOD

MARCH - DISCIPLINE

APRIL - SALVATION

MAY - HOLY COMMUNION

JUNE - OVERCOMING FEAR

JULY - KNOWING GOD’S WILL FOR MY LIFE

AUGUST - CALLED TO BE A WITNESS

SEPTEMBER - TITHE AND OFFERING

OCTOBER - WAITING ON GOD, A POWERFUL TOOL FOR VICTORY

NOVEMBER - CONFIDENCE IN GOD (FAITH)

DECEMBER - WHO JESUS IS

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AIM: To reform and inform our children’s sense of judgment in their choice of personality they

often want to imitate.

INTRODUCTION

Ask the children to tell you who their music, football and movies heroes are, and why they are

their choices. They should be able to tell the class what they benefit from associating with those

heroes.

A HERO is someone I can look up to for his excellent achievement and I will want to associate

with or be like him. He is someone who has done an extraordinary deed. Extraordinary deeds are

the mark of a hero or heroine (for a woman).

LESSON 1: WHO IS MY HERO?

BIBLE TEXT: DANIEL 6: 1 - 28

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* It pleased Darius to set over the kingdom one hundred and twenty satraps to be over the

whole kingdom.

* And over these, three governors, of whom Daniel was one, that the satraps might give

account to them so that the king would suffer no loss.

* Then this Daniel distinguished himself above the governors and satraps because an

excellent spirit was in him.

TOPIC: MY HERO

MEMORY VERSE: HEBREWS 12:2

“Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy set

before Him endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of

the throne of God. ”

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* And the king gave thought to setting him over the whole realm.

* So the governors and satraps sought to find some charge against Daniel concerning the

kingdom.

* But they could find no charge or fault, because he was faithful, nor was there any error or

fault found in him.

* Then these men said, we shall not find any charge against this Daniel unless we find it

against him concerning the law of his God.

* So these governors and satraps thronged before the king and said thus to him: “king

Darius, live forever!”

* All the governors of the kingdom have consulted together to establish a royal statute and

to make a firm decree, that whoever petitions any god or man for thirty days except you, O

king, shall be cast unto the den of lions.

* Therefore king Darius signed the written decree.

* Daniel prayed to God as he used to do and was thrown into the lion’s den.

* God sent His angel and shut the lion’s mouth so that they could not hurt Daniel.

* And the king gave the command and those men who accused Daniel were thrown into the

den of lions.

* The king issued a decree that all people should serve the God of Daniel.

PRACTICAL APPLICATION TO THE SAVED CHILD

* Jesus is our super hero. Hebrews 12: 2

* Man can fail but Jesus never fails. James 1: 17

* The hero must be perfect in trials. Daniel 6: 16, Philippians 2: 5 – 9

* Your hero must be a focused person. Isaiah 50: 7

PRACTICAL APPLICATION TO THE UNSAVED CHILD

You must give your life to Christ for you to have Jesus as your hero.

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LESSON 2: QUALITIES OF A HERO

BIBLE TEXT: JOB 1: 1 – 12, 1: 13 - 22, 2: 7 – 8, 42: 10

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Then God said to Satan, have you considered my servant Job?

* There is no one like him on the earth.

* A blameless and upright man who fears God.

* And turns away from evil.

* Job lost all his children and his fortunes, as a result of the activities of the Satan.

* And the Lord restored the fortunes of Job.

* When he prayed for his friends.

* And the Lord gave Job twice as he had before.


* Your hero should be God’s child or servant. Job 1: 9, Romans 1: 1, Phil. 1: 1, Acts 4: 30.

* A hero must be an extraordinary person; ( it means having the spirit of Christ.) Col. 1: 27, Phil 4: 13, Judges 13: 24 – 25.

* Our heroes are close to God and receive secrets from Him. Dan.2: 28-29, Matt.4: 11, Eph. 1:9.

* Humility is found with a hero. A hero humbles himself to be able to impact his world (like Moses, Paul, Jesus etc.) Phil 2: 5 – 9, Num. 12: 3.

* Our hero must be those who imitate Jesus. 1 Cor. 11: 1, Acts 11: 26


* Anyone that has no Jesus will not know how best to choose a hero that will make him/her

succeed in life.

* You need Jesus to help you know the right people around you and to associate with themas your hero.

Home work to be given to the children before the third lesson.

1. List 20 heroic characters in the bible.

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2. Choose one that you will like to imitate.

3. Amongst all the people today, who is your hero.

LESSON 3: HOW CAN I BE LIKE MY HERO?

BIBLE TEXT: 1 KINGS 19: 19 - 21

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* So Elijah departed from there and found Elisha.

* Who was ploughing with a yoke of oxen before him?

* And he was with the twelfth.

* Then Elijah passed by him and threw his mantle on him.

* And he left his oxen and ran after Elijah and said.

* Please let me kiss my father and mother and then I will follow you.

* And he said to him, “Go back again, what have I done to you.

* Elisha turned back from him and slaughtered a yoke of oxen, boiled their flesh using the

equipment and gave it to the people and they ate.

* The he arose and followed Elijah and became his servant.


* Learn about every thing that makes your hero and practice them. Phil 4: 12, 2: 5, Matt 11: 29

* You must follow after your hero, to be like him. Matt. 4: 18 – 20, 1 kings 19: 19 – 21

* Pray to God to help you become that heroic person you desire. Phil. 2: 12, II Cor. 3: 5

* Let your hero know your desire to associate or be like him. II kings 2: 9, Matt. 20: 20 – 21

* Good practice makes perfection.

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* Be ready to suffer undue pains or hardship since heroism is being extraordinary or

supernatural. 1 Peter 5: 10, 2 Timothy 2: 3


First you must receive Jesus as your Lord and personal Saviour, then take the words of God as

your guide to heroism.

Practical Class

.a. Is it right to look up to someone else as Hero? Yes/No

b. If your hero is a successful bible character by God’s standard and, or if in this present

times he/she is a child of God, man or woman of God with Godly reputation. 1 Cor. 11: 1

c. If that seeming hero is a failure in bible characters, by God’s standard and, or if in this

present times, the person is not Godly and born again. 2 Cor. 6: 14 - 18

CONCLUSION

The criteria for choosing a hero should only be based on God’s character. Do not choose

anybody because he is looking, Fine or Rich unless they have achieved Godly excellence

because you are Godly children.

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AIM: To bring our children to the truth that God desires to have them as his friends and instil in

them such virtues that can build the relationship.

INTRODUCTION

Who is a friend? A friend is someone who has love and trust for another person, in that he/she

can share his/her secrets without fear or shame, and can lay down his life for the other person.

(Note: It should be an interactive session with the children). Teachers should paraphrase the

background of Abraham to the children before lesson one.

LESSON 1: GOD WANTS YOU TO BE HIS FRIEND

BIBLE TEXT: GENESIS 18: 16 – 33

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Then the man rose from there and looked towards Sodom

* Abraham went with them to send them on the way

* And the Lord said, “shall I hide from Abraham what I am doing

* “Since Abraham shall surely become a great and mighty nation, and all the nations of the

earth shall be blessed in him?

* “For I have known him in order that he will command his children and his household after

him

* That they keep the way of the Lord, to do righteousness and justice that the Lord may

bring to Abraham what he has spoken to him

TOPIC: FRIEND OF GOD

MEMORY VERSE: JOHN 15:15

“I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s

business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my

father I have made known to you. ”

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* And the Lord said, “Because the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and

because their sin is very grievous

* “I will go down now and see whether they have done altogether according to the outcry

against it that has come to me; and if not, I will know”

* Then the men turned away from there and went towards Sodom, but Abraham still stood

before the Lord.

* He interceded for 50, 45, 30, 20 and 10 righteous souls but they were not found in Sodom

* So the Lord went his way as soon as he had finished speaking with Abraham, and

Abraham returned to his place


* God desires that we keep his way, to do righteousness and justice just like Abraham did.

Gen. 18: 9

* God created us so that He can always discuss with us and we also talk with Him likewise.

Gen 3: 8 – 9

* God wants (to be able) to tell us secrets, which only friends can share. Gen 18: 17

* God promise to be with us always as His friends. Hebrews 13: 13, 5b


The only way to get close to God and be chosen as his friend is for you to accept Jesus as your

Lord and Saviour.

LESSON 2: HOW CAN I BE GOD’S FRIEND?

BIBLE TEXT: GENESIS 12: 1 – 4

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Now the Lord had said to Abram

* Come out of your Country, family and fathers house to a land I will show to you

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* I will make you a great nation

* I will bless you and make your name great

* And you shall be a blessing

* I will bless those who bless you and curse those who curse you

* And in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed


* God is looking for obedient sons and daughters to have as his friends. Gen 12: 4, John 15: 14,

Acts 5: 29

* God is looking for those that will trust him. Hebrews 11: 6, Proverbs 3: 5, Psalm 71: 5

* If you keep a good communication (praise and worship) with God through prayer, Bibles

studies, meditating on His word and doing His word, God will make you His friend. Matt.

14: 23, Gen. 17: 3

* You will be God’s friend if you can believe in God (Jesus). John 1: 12


* Only those who receive Jesus can know how to be God’s friend

* Jesus is God and He needs your trust to be your friend

BENEFITS OF BEING GOD’S FRIEND? (DISCUSSION CLASS)

* I will have the influence of the Holy Spirit. Romans 8: 14

* I will have God’s kind of love

* My lifestyle will be like Christ

* I will walk in the right way of life

* I will have life in abundance

* I will be better focused

* I will be well protected. Isaiah 54: 17

* I will think right and act right. Psalm 32: 8

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* God will be pleased with me. Hebrews 11: 5, Psalms 37: 4

* God will promote me. Luke 1: 52

God calls you enemy and not friend:-

- When you disobey His commands. Isaiah 63: 10, John 14: 15, 23

- When you copy the world in going against His set standards of behavior (dressing, your lifestyle, manner of talking etc). Romans 8: 7

- When you do not love people. Mathew 25: 40 – 46

- When you do not keep His temple holy. 1 Corinthians 3: 17

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AIM

The aim of this topic is to teach the children to control their behavior, so that they can obey rules

and regulations, and have respect for authority and the things of God.

Definition: Discipline is the ability to control your behavior, so that you do what is expected of

you, to do at every given time. Or Discipline is training that helps me to obey rules, develop

character and control my behavior.

Note that, the word discipline stirs up negative feeling in you. If not, you have not come to

understand it properly. Although discipline may include confrontation and even punishment at

times, it must begin with love. .

INTRODUCTION

Ask the children about something that their friend or somebody does, that really irritate them or

gets at them. Get their reaction and introduce Lesson 1.

LESSON 1: TOLERANCE AND SELF CONTROL (an Act of Discipline)

BIBLE TEXT: 1 SAMUEL 23: 1 – 28 AND 1 SAMUEL 24: 1 – 22

(Teachers please read the bible text ahead of class, because it is long.)

INTRODUCTION

Tolerance means the ability to accept people the way they are.

Self Control means the ability to behave calmly and sensibly, even when you feel excited, angry,

cheated or persecuted.

TOPIC: DISCIPLINE

MEMORY VERSE: PROVERBS 11: 3

“The integrity of the upright guides them, but the unfaithful are destroyed by their

duplicity.”

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Therefore, tolerance and self control simply mean accepting people as they are and the ability to

behave calmly and sensibly even when you feel excited, angry, cheated of persecuted.

SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

* David was told that the Philistines were fighting against a city called Kellah; he asked God

if he should go and save the people and God said Yes.

* The people going with David were afraid and David asked God again to be double sure

and God said Yes.

* Saul heard that David was going to battle in Kellah and he planned to kill David there.

* David heard of Saul’s plan and he prayed to find out, if it was true that Saul wanted to kill

him and God said Yes, he also asked if the people will give him away to Saul and God

said Yes, and David escaped from the city to the desert.

* In the desert Jonathan the son of Saul came to help David and encouraged him to find

strength.

* Saul still sought to kill David, even in the desert among the rocks.

* Along the line a servant of Saul came to tell Saul that the Philistines were raiding the land,

and Saul laid aside his pursuit for David and went to meet the Philistines.

* David continued to live in the desert.

* After Saul returned from pursuing the Philistines, he came back to look for David, that he

might kill him in the desert among the rocks.

* David crept up unnoticed to Saul while he was sleeping in the caves, where he sought to

kill (David) him, and he cut-off a corner of Saul’s robe.

* Afterwards David felt guilty for laying his hand upon the Lords anointed servant.

* He went to apologize later to Saul.

* He told Saul that he had no intention of killing him.

* When Saul heard this he was sorry for his actions towards David.

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* He prayed for David and told him he will surely be King and asked David not to wipe-off

his descendants from his fathers family and David agreed.


1. As believers we must love and care for one another. Mathew 22: 39

2. We must have a forgiving spirit and learn to forget. Mathew 6: 14 - 15

3. We must not give up on people because of their behavior. 1 Cor. 13: 7

4. We should show respect, obey and tolerate those God has put in place of authority over

us. 1 Samuel 24: 9- 11

5. Tolerance will give you favour before God and man. 1 Samuel 23: 16


It is possible to have the virtue of tolerance and self control, but Jesus is the best gift you can

ever have so accept Jesus today.

CONCLUSION: Jesus tolerated us and died for us, so we must learn to tolerate others.

LESSON 2: INTEGRITY (an Act of Discipline)

BIBLE TEXT: DANIEL 1: 1 - 20

INTRODUCTION: Do you know of children who bring dirty magazines to class, and everybody is reading it, and you choose not to read it, not because you do not want to, but you choose not to read it because it is wrong. Now does this make you feel like a “Jew” as they say.

Note: Get comments from children and introduce your topic.

Definition: Integrity means the quality of being honest and strong about what you believe to be right.

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* King Nebuchadnezzar sent soldiers to overthrow Jerusalem.

* The King ordered his commander to bring back strong, healthy and intelligent young men

from royal families.

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* These gifted young men were to receive the Kings Food and special training

* The Hebrew young men were given new names

Note: Teachers help the children know the original names of these Hebrew men and the

new names given to them.

* Daniel decided not to defile himself by eating the Kings food.

* Daniel asked the chief Eunuch for permission not to eat the Kings food

* Fearing for his life, the Chief Eunuch was afraid to grant Daniel permission not to eat the

Kings food.

* Daniel requested for a ten day fast test of eating only vegetables and water.

* The four youths Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, were granted the ten day fast

test.

* The four Hebrew young men passed the ten day fast test and continued their diet for three

years.

* God gave them knowledge, skill in learning and their wisdom was superior.

* God honoured Daniel and his friends, by allowing them to serve before the King, who

repeatedly found them wiser than anyone else in the land.


1. As children of God, God wants us to live a clean and disciplined life, fleeing from things

that will make us displease God e.g. smoking, drinking. (Let the children mention more).

2. As children of God, we must not be carried away by people’s opinion, as long as they are

against God’s purpose for our lives e.eg. Peer pressure.

3. As a Christian choose to be different and make an impact in your generation.


You need Jesus to live a self controlled and disciplined life, so accept him into your life today and

let him help you make the difference.

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CONCLUSION

A life of INTEGRITY is a life of HONOUR.

LESSON 3: PATIENCE (an Act of Discipline)

BIBLE TEXT: JOB 42: 1 – 17

INTRODUCTION: Imagine you went for a competition and you won, but the person who is

bringing the gift was caught up in traffic, and you could not wait for him/her any longer and you

left, and they decided to give the second runner up the first prize, because he/she waited. How

will you feel?

Note: get the children’s comments and reaction before you introduce your lesson.

Definition: Patience is the ability to continue waiting or doing something for a long time without

becoming angry or anxious.

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* After a long struggle and talk with God, Job came to see himself as God saw him.

* Then he humbly asked for forgiveness of his sins and wrong attitude and submitted to

God’s will.

* God rebuked Jobs friends for their attacks on Job.

* At God’s command, Jobs friends asked for his forgiveness.

* Job willingly forgave his friends and prayed for them, in God’s good time, he brought Job

out of all his troubles.

* Job’s friends and family returned to comfort him and rejoice at God’s deliverance

.* Job prospered more than he ever did before, as God poured out his blessing, rewarding

Job for his patience in suffering.

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* God gave Job material blessing.

* God blessed Job with seven sons and three beautiful daughters.

* and Job lived a long and happy life.


* Be patient in suffering, trusting God to reward you in his time. James 1: 2 - 4

Note: Teachers let the children know that it might not be easy, but it is worth the wait with

you trusting God.

* If you are patient and trust in God, He will defend you. Job 42: 7 – 8

* When you are passing through challenges and you are patiently waiting, God will surely

give you peace. James 1: 2 - 3


Receive Jesus into your life, so that He can defend you in your time of trial.

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AIM

To teach that salvation of sinners is wholly by grace that we have no righteousness or goodness

of our own wherewith to merit divine favour and acceptance and that without salvation no man

shall enter the kingdom of God.

INTRODUCTION

The word of God proves that man is important to God. He loves us and wants us to believe in

Him. John 3:16. We must guard against teaching that we can please God by some right attitude

or good deed.

LESSON 1: THE NEED FOR SALVATION

BIBLE TEXT: GENESIS 3: 8 – 13, 22 – 24

Definition: Salvation means deliverance from sin. God’s free gift of Eternal Life and forgiveness

for sin, which I may have by believing that Jesus died for me and receiving Jesus into my heart.

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Adam and Eve hid themselves from the presence of God among the trees of the garden

when they heard the voice of God walking in the garden in the cool of the day.

* God called unto Adam and said where art thou?

* He answered; I heard your voice in the garden and was afraid because I was naked so I

hid myself.

TOPIC: SALVATION

MEMORY VERSE: ROMANS 10: 9 – 10 (NIV)

“That if you confess with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord’, and believe in your heart that

God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you

believed and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. ”

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* Who told you that you are naked? Said God. Have you eaten of the tree I told you not to

eat?

* Adam answered, the woman you gave me to be with me gave me of the tree and I ate.

* God said to the woman what is this that you have done? She answered the serpent

deceived me and I ate.

* And God said, Man is now like one of us to know good and evil. Before he takes of the

tree of life and eats and live forever, the Lord sent him from the Garden of Eden to

cultivate the ground from where he was taken.

* So God drove out man and placed on the east side of the Garden of Eden cherubim and a

flaming sword that turned every way to keep the way of the tree of life.

* Therefore man became separated from God.

Note: Read Genesis 2: 15 – 25 and Genesis 3: 1 – end to get a full story.


* God is Holy (Isaiah 6: 3), He created all things. Acts 17: 24. God made you and God loves

you. Jeremiah 31: 3

* Man is a sinner by nature i.e. born with a “want to” to sin. Psalm 51: 5

* Man is a sinner by act which is an outward sign of the nature within. Rom 3: 9 – 21, 23.

* Sin separated us from God. Isaiah 59: 2

* We cannot save ourselves. Ephesians 2: 8 – 9, Titus 3: 5

* God has made a way out for us. – Jesus. John 3: 16


You need to come to terms with the fact that you are a sinner and that you need help (Jesus)

CONCLUSION

Seeing that all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. (Rom 3: 23) we need salvation.

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LESSON 2: HOW TO BE BORN AGAIN

BIBLE TEXT: JOHN 3: 1 – 7

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Nicodemus a Pharisees and a ruler of the Jews went to Jesus at night.

* And said, Rabbi you are a teacher come from God for no man can do the miracles you do

except God is with him.

* Jesus answered and said to him, verily, verily, I say unto you, except a man be born again,

he cannot see the kingdom of God.

* Nicodemus said unto Him, how can a man enter the second time into his mothers womb,

and be born?

* Jesus answered verily, verily, I say unto you except a man is born of water and of the

spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.

* That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the spirit is spirit.

* Do not marvel that I say unto you, you must be born again.


* Jesus is the son of God (John 20: 31)

* Jesus is sinless or perfect man. Hebrew 4: 14 – 15

* Jesus willingly died for your sin, was buried, rose again and is living today. 1 Cor.15: 3b - 4

* He gave His blood for your forgiveness. Hebrews 9: 22b

Please emphasis the necessity of a blood offering for sin e.g. Ephesians 1: 7and 2: 13

* God invites you to receive Christ personally for salvation. He will give you everlasting life.

John 1: 12, 3: 16, Acts 16: 31

Teachers Note: The following are simple steps on how to be born again. To receive

salvation you must:

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- Recognize and admit that you are a sinner. John 16: 8 – 11,Romans 1: 18, 1 John 3: 4

- Be willing to turn from sin and self effort and believe with all your heart that Jesus alone

has taken your place in dying for your sin. Acts 3: 19, Eph. 2: 8 – 9

- Trust (receive by faith alone) the Lord Jesus Christ as Saviour. John 1: 12, John 3: 16,

Acts 16: 31

Counsel and emphasise on what God is offering to the individual child.

- To be saved meaning to be delivered from the punishment for sin.

- Everlasting life which is life forever with God in Heaven someday.


You must see your need as a sinner and believe in the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus

as the only way of salvation.

CONCLUSION: Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved. Acts 16: 31.

LESSON 3: ASSURANCE OF SALVATION

BIBLE TEXT: ROMANS 10: 13

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Salvation is found in a personm in the Man, Jesus Christ.

* He is the Saviour

* The Church is not the Saviour

* Water Baptism is not the Saviour

* Philosophy of life is not the Saviour

* Reformation is not the Saviour

* JESUS is the Saviour

* Whosoever believes on Him and His transforming power can and will be saved.

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* God keeps His promises. John 1: 12, 3: 16, Acts 16: 31, Romans 10: 13. He did what the

word says He would because He gave His word.

* He will never leave you nor forsake you. Hebrews 13: 5b.

* Sin breaks your fellowship with God. If sin is unconfessed God will not hear your prayers.

Psalm 66: 18

* You need to admit that what you have done wrong is sin (confess), God will forgive you

and cleans you from all your sin. 1 John 1: 9

* You can confess the sin the moment it takes place, thanking the Lord for forgiveness and

trusting God for help to do what is right. Hebrews 13: 6b

Note: a) You cannot win over sin in your own strength. Romans 7: 18

b) Jesus lives in you to give you the victory. Romans 7: 24, 25, Galatians 2: 20

c) Through Jesus you can put off the old life. Eph. 4: 22 – 32

d) You must choose (make a firm decision) to obey the Lord by:

- submitting to God. James 4: 7

- saying “Yes” to Him

- resisting the Devil

- saying “No” to sin by quoting scripture. 1 John 4: 4

- by believing that Jesus will give the victory. 1 Cor. 10: 13

e) Believing God you can thank Him for the victory. 1 Cor. 15: 57


You cannot be assured of your salvation when you don’t know the person of Jesus.

CONCLUSION: Be assured of God’s love for you always. Jeremiah 31: 3 and God’s presence.

Joshua 1: 9, Hebrews 13: 5b

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INTRODUCTION

Experience they say is the best teacher. The topic above is better taught using personal

experience as teachers. When some of us were growing up, we were given the impression that

once the communion dropped on the floor or ground, especially the wine, blood would cover the

whole place. As kids then, we could not stand the sight of blood, fear was instigated in us and we

didn’t have any better choices than to handle Holy Communion with care, respect, adoration and

in clean-clear manner. Before the day one would receive the Holy Communion for the first time,

you would have under gone several preparatory classes and on that “D” Day, we were dressed in

white from head to toes signifying purity of the Holy Communion and the person. However, the

process is not so in TREM, where children are privileged to take Holy Communion without stiff

conditions and processes and we are unfortunately taking it for granted. God expects us to

conduct ourselves well enough before coming to the communion table to take of His body and

drink of His blood.

Note: The introduction above is for teachers to read and use it to explain the topic to them.

LESSON 1: WHAT IS HOLY COMMUNION AND THE ELEMENTS OF HOLY COMMUNION?

BIBLE TEXT: 1 CORINTHIANS 11: 23 – 26, 10: 16 - 17

Note: Before we go into the lesson mentioned above, there is need to break the compound

words in lesson one .i.e. “HOLY” and “COMMUNION” for better understanding.

Holy: means consecration, sanity, sacred, awe-inspiring .i.e. having character that evokes

reverence, sanctified i.e. feeling of deep respect, expression of honour etc.

TOPIC: HOLY COMMUNION (Reverence for the Lord’s Table)

MEMORY VERSE: 1 CORINTHIANS 11: 27- 28

“Therefore, whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy

manner will be guilty of sinning against the body and blood of the Lord. A man ought

to examine himself before he eats of the bread and drinks of the cup.”

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Communion: this is a relationship that leads to communication and sharing, intimacy i.e. feeling

of emotional or spiritual closeness etc. the essence of the above definition is for everyone of us to

be able to identify the meaning of the word “Holy Communion” and see if we have accepted the

meaning into our spirits and reflect it by the way we receive the Holy Communion (i.e. by our

conducts during Holy Communion).

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Paul told the disciples what Jesus revealed to him.

* That the Lord Jesus on the same night in which He was betrayed Jesus took bread, gave

thanks to God, broke it and gave to His disciples saying

* Take, eat this is my body which is broken for you

* Do this in remembrance of Me

* In the same manner, He also took the cup of wine after supper saying

* This cup is the new covenant in My blood

* Do this as often as you drink it in remembrance of Me

* For as often as you eat this bread and drink this cup of wine

* You proclaim the Lord’s death and resurrection till He comes again.

ELEMENTS OF HOLY COMMUNION 1 CORINTHIANS 10: 16 - 17

* The cup of blessing (wine) which we bless is the communion of the blood of Christ.

* The bread which we break is the communion of the body of Christ.

* For we though many are one bread and body

* For we all partake of that one bread

* Cup – is the container used for communion

* Wine – signifies the blood of Jesus Christ

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* Bread – signifies the body of Jesus Christ

Thus, Holy Communion is the body and blood of Christ which we share using bread and

wine and must be taken with reverence to respect and honour to God.


* Holy Communion is a new covenant Jesus made and commands us to do it in

remembrance of Him

* As we take the communion we remember His second coming . 1 Cor. 11: 26

* Shows intimacy, connection and good relationship with God

* There is need to eat the communion in reverence to God, for releasing His only begotten

Son to die for us by shedding His blood on the cross.

* Communion frees us from sickness, poverty etc.

* To partake of the Lord’s Table is a privilege that must not be abused.

* Communion time is also time of worship to God not play time


You must not partake in something you don’t know and understand, you need to know Jesus

before you can partake of His body and blood in communion.

CONCLUSION: Appropriate preparation in partaking of the Lord’s Table helps us to respect God.

LESSON 2: TAKING HOLY COMMUNION WITH FULL UNDERSTANDING

BIBLE TEXT: 1 CORINTHIANS 11: 27 – 34

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Therefore, whoever eats this bread and drinks this cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner,

will be guilty of the Lord’s body and blood.

* But let a man examine himself, after examination

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* Let him eat of the bread (body)

* And drink of the cup / wine (blood)

* For he who eats and drinks in an unworthy manner

* Eats and drink judgment to himself

* Not discerning or understanding the Lord’s body

* For this, many are weak, sick among you

* And many are asleep (dead)

* For if we would judge ourselves, we would not be judged

* But when we are judged, we are chastised by the Lord

* That we may not be condemned with the world

* Therefore brethren, when we come together to eat, wait for one another

* But if anyone is hungry, let him eat at home

* Lest you come together for judgment


* Before Holy Communion time, observe yourself, examine yourself and see where you

have sinned and ask for forgiveness before you partake of it otherwise you will eat to

condemnation.

* Communion should be taken in unity as one body of Christ not eating or drinking the

wine/bread before others. 1 Cor. 10: 16 – 17

* If you take communion with full understanding that it is a new covenant, you must have an

enduring experience afterwards to testify that Jesus actually asked us to do so in

remembrance of Him and assurance of His second coming.

* Need to be in prayers and if possible speak in the language of the spirit during communion

for edification and connection to God

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* Conduct yourself properly and responsibly at the Lord’s Table and don’t joke or pour

around the elements of communion given to you, handle them with care and fear of the

Lord

* Communion refreshes both the soul and body when taken in the right manner and causes

sickness when taken wrongly

* Communion time is a time for us to exercise our faith in our areas of need e.g. healing,

academics, financial etc.


One of the things you cannot understand in your own is the Holy Communion unless you

understand that Jesus died for you and accept Him first before accepting communion.

CONCLUSION: Communion Table is a place of unity and not disunity.

LESSON 3: PRACTICAL CLASS (HOW TO CONDUCT OURSELVES DURING HOLY COMMUNION)

Note: There is need to arrange or organize Holy Communion to be served on the day of practical

class, the aim is to know or see if we got the message or lesson on Holy Communion.

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* You must be first born again before you think of receiving communion

* As you are led by the spirit, you can wait on the Lord (fast) before the Holy Communion

and break after the Holy Communion

* Be in prayerful mood not playing mood

* Worship God during the communion

* Respect the communion table and handle the communion elements (i.e. the wine, cup,

bread) very well with care and cleanliness

* Jesus blood which is shared and body which is broken as we share in the communion

must be taken with full knowledge and understanding of what it means to do so

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* Communion is taken in faith that Jesus truly died for us and He will come again the second

time, hope of eternal glory for us

* Communion is a command from Jesus (He says do this in remembrance of Him)

* Communion time is a time you must be focused and connect to God to receive something

from Him e.g. Healing, Breakthrough etc.

* Never to pour or break the bread all around, asking your friends to taste your own and

mess the whole place up with the Holy Communion which is meant to bless you

* Don’t attract curse by the way you handle the communion at the Lord’s Table

* We must not spite Him the second time by the way we conduct ourselves during

communion, we should speak to Him during the communion time and He is faithful to hear

us.

CONCLUSION: Handle the communion with care, reverence and you will surely testify in

Jesus name, Amen.

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AIM

To let us know that we’ve already overcome the world so there is no need to fear. 1 John 4: 4

Definition: Fear means unpleasant sensation caused by nearness of danger or pain (to be afraid).

INTRODUCTION: What makes us to be afraid?

- The Devil

- Danger:- likelihood of harm or death e.g. car accident, failing school exams and test and repeating a class, Robbery attack,

- The fear of death in the wilderness for the Israelites by the Egyptians

- The threat of the Egyptians catching up with the Israelites when they fled Egypt. (In our daily life threatening circumstances e.g. fire outbreak, riots etc.

- Wrong doing and the consequences of it (teachers let the children give examples) e.g. stealing, lying, disobedience to parents, teachers and other older ones.

- The Egyptians were pursuing the Israelites without cause or reason. Only cause being that they wanted them to continue to serve them as their slaves.

LESSON 1: WHAT IS FEAR?

BIBLE TEXT: EXODUS 14: 1 – 31

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* God instructed Moses to lead the children of Israel out of Egypt to the Promised Land.

* And as they journeyed He instructed Moses that they should camp before Pi-hahiroth

between Migdol and the sea over against Baal-zephon.

* God did it deliberately so as to harden Pharaoh’s heart and that he will follow them and

TOPIC: OVERCOMING FEAR

MEMORY VERSE: 2 TIMOTHY 1: 7

“For God did not give us the spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self discipline”.

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God will be honoured after He has dealt with Pharaoh and his soldiers.

* Pharaoh and his men came after the children of Israel. All the horses and chariots of

Pharaoh, his horse men, his army over took their camping by the sea beside Phi-hahiroth

before baal-zephon.

* And when Pharaoh drew nigh, the children of Israel lifted up their eyes and behold the

Egyptians marched after them

* They were so afraid and the children of Israel cried out unto the Lord.

* They blamed Moses for leading them out of Egypt to die in the wilderness and wished they

were left in Egypt, than to die in the wilderness.

* Moses said unto them, “fear ye not, stand still and see the salvation of the Lord which He

shall show to you today for ye shall see them again no more forever”.

* God said unto Moses, “lift up your rod and stretch out your hand over the sea and divide it

and the children of Israel shall go on ‘dry ground’ through the midst of the sea”.

* God used the pillar of cloud to separate the camp of the Israelites from the Egyptians and

it appeared as cloud and darkness to the Egyptians so that the one came not near the

other all the night.

* And Moses stretched out his hands over the sea and caused it to go back by a strong East

wind fall that night and made the sea dry land and the water divided.

* And the children of Israel went into the midst of the sea upon the dry ground and the

waters were a wall unto them on their right hand, and on their left.

* And the Egyptians pursued and went in after them to the midst of the sea, even all

Pharaoh’s horses, his chariots and his horsemen

* God troubled the Egyptians in the midst of the sea and took off their chariot wheels and

they were afraid

* God commanded Moses to stretch his hand over the sea and the sea returned to his

strength when the morning appeared and over threw the Egyptians in the midst of the sea.

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* Thus, the Lord saved Israel out of the hands of the Egyptians and they feared the Lord

and believed him and Moses.


God will surely save you and give His Angels charge over you. Ps. 91: 11


If Jesus is not Lord and Saviour of your life, you will constantly be in fear both real and imagined

because the devil will have full opportunity to fill your mind with all kinds of things. Also, you

cannot be assured of the deliverance of God in time of danger.

LESSON 2: HOW TO DEAL WITH FEAR?

Fear is of the devil and we can only overcome it through the word of God and because Jesus

overcame the devil and is the word. John 1: 1 - 5.

a. Hide the word in your heart by meditating on it to drive away imagination of the devil. Ps 119: 11

b. Confess aloud the word and speak it to yourself

c. Pray always. 1 Thess 5: 17

d. Watch good films and cartons, read good books, tell good stories i.e. watch what you see,

read talk and think. Phil 4: 18

e. Remind yourself of God’s promises of protection and safety. Ps 27: 1 – 3, Ps. 23

f. Make effort not to be afraid be determined not to fear. Ps. 91: 1 – 5

CONSEQUENCES OF FEAR

1. Anxiety e.g. Saul (teachers tell the story briefly about him and the witch of Endor) bringing

up Samuel spirit and also sacrificing instead of Samuel. 1 Samuel 28

2. You can fall sick e.g. Saul

3. You can even run into danger or harm and even lose your life (die)

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4. All the fearful and liars will find themselves ending up in hell fire. Revelation 21: 8

5. It can lead to abnormal behavior

6. Fear can lead to distrust, separation from loved ones etc. 1 John 4: 18

7. Bad dreams, nightmares etc.

8. It can lead you to seek help where there is no help e.g. Saul at Endor. 1 Samuel 28

(teachers refer to story earlier told).

LESSON 3: COURAGE IN GOD TAKES AWAY FEAR?

BIBLE TEXT: JUDGES 6: 11 - 16, 7 – 15

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* An angel of the Lord appeared unto Gideon in Ophrah where he threshed wheat by the

winepress to hide it from the Midianites.

* The Angel of the Lord said to Gideon “The Lord is with thee thou mighty man of valour”.

* Gideon responded: Oh my Lord if the Lord be with us why then is all this befallen us and

where be all his miracles which our fathers told us how He brought them out of Egypt but

now the Lord hath forsaken us and delivered us into the hands of the Midianites.

* And the Lord looked upon him and said go in this thy might and thou shall save Israel from

the hand of the Midianites have not I sent thee.

* Gideon was afraid and lacked confidence because his family was poor in Manasseh and

he was the last in his fathers house.

* And the Lord said unto him surely I will be with thee and thou shall smite the midianites as

one man.

* Then (Gideon) and all the people that were with him rose up early and pitched beside the

well of Harod so that the host of the Midianites were on the North side of them by the hill of

Morch in the valley.

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* The Lord told Gideon that the people with him were too many, so that Israel would not be

proud and say they saved themselves, God told Gideon to test the people to know those

who were fearful and afraid so they would return back and 22,000 returned, only 10,000

remained

* And the Lord said the people were still too many that Gideon should bring them down to

the water to try them

* So Gideon brought the people down to the water and the Lord said everyone that lappet of

the water with his tongue as a dog you will keep to one side and everyone that bows down

upon his knees to drink you will set a part.

* Those that lapped putting their hand to their mouth were 300 men but all the rest bowed

down upon their knees to drink

* And the Lord said unto Gideon by the 300men that lapped will I save you and deliver the

Midianites into thine hand and let all the other people everyman unto his place.

* So the people took victuals in their hand and their trumpets and he sent all the rest of

Israel everyman unto his tent and retained those 300men and the host of Midians was

beneath him in the valley

* The same night the Lord told Gideon to arise and get down to the host.

* Then he arose with Phurah his servant unto the outside of the armed men that were in the

host

* The Midianites and Amalekites and all the children of the East lay along on the valley like

grasshoppers for multitude and their camels were without number as the sand by the sea

side for multitudes.

* Gideon overheard a man telling a dream to his fellow that he dreamt that a cake of barley

bread tumbled unto the host of Midian and came unto a tent and smote it that It fell and

overturned it that the tent lay along. His fellow said this is the sword of Gideon and that

God has delivered Midian and the entire host to them

* Gideon worshipped and returned to the host of Israel when he heard the dream and the

interpretation that God has delivered Midian into their hand.

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* We can sometimes be afraid of certain things but it might be that God has already

prepared the victory for us.

* Gideon had power but did not know it. He was hiding until God spoke to him.

* God once again reassured him of victory through a dream one of the soldiers. In the

enemy’s camp had

* God cannot allow us face any situation without being with us in it. He will always speak to

make us overcome our fear but, we must listen so we can hear Him

* God understands our fears no matter how little; or great it may be (teachers ask the

children to tell you the things they are afraid of) respond with God’s word in 2 Timothy 1: 7,

Isaiah 41: 10

* The fearful and liars will be cast into the lake of fire. Revelation 21: 8(teachers explain to

the saved child that fear can lead us into eternal destruction).

* The enemy is already afraid of you (teachers ask the children who their enemy is). Isaiah

54: 17


Fear and torment are from the devil and if you have not become Born Again, the devil is in control

of your life therefore, fear and torment of fear are what you will have.

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AIM: To make the children:-

i. Know God has a desire for them; ii. Believe that God’s desire for them is good

iii. Find out God’s will for their lives so that no one can deceive them

INTRODUCTION

As a child, would you believe that your father or mother wished that you failed an exam, even if

someone told you so?

LESSON 1: GOD IS GOOD

BIBLE TEXT: GENESIS 39: 1 – 6, 20 – 23

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Joseph was brought to Egypt by the Ishmaelite and sold him to Portiphar, captain of

Pharaohs guard.

* And the Lord was with Joseph so that he prospered in his master’s house. His master saw

that God was with him and blessed all that he did.

* Then his master made him, Joseph, overseer of the house and all that the master had.

* From then on the Lord blessed all that Joseph’s master had, because of Joseph.

* And Joseph was in charge of all his master had

* After he had been lied against, his master put him in the prison where the king’s prisoners

were.

TOPIC: KNOWING GOD’S WILL FOR MY LIFE

MEMORY VERSE: JEREMIAH 29:11

“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper and not to

harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. ”

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* But the Lord was still with Joseph and gave him all favour with the prison keeper.

* The keeper soon handed over all the prisoners into Joseph’s care and did not bother

about anything, because the Lord was with Joseph. All that Joseph did, the Lord made it

prosper.


* God is good to His children all the time

* Wherever we find ourselves, we must believe that God is there and will do us good

* Even when people’s behaviour changes towards us, God remains faithful and kind to us.

* All men will know that God is good to you.


God shows His goodness to unbelievers by first saving them (2 Peter 3:9)

LESSON 2: HOW DO I KNOW GOD’S WILL FOR MY LIFE?

(Teachers relate God’s desire for our lives to God’s unchanging nature of Goodness)

BIBLE TEXT: 1 SAMUEL 30: 1 -9, 18 - 19

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* One day, David and his men returned to Ziklag to find-out that the Amalekites had invaded

the south and Ziklag, and burned it.

* They had taken the women captive, but did not kill anyone

* When David and his men saw the city burned, their wives, sons and daughters taken

captive, they wept until they were tired.

* David wives, Ahenaan and Abigail, had also been taken.

* The people wanted to stone David and this troubled him. They all grieved for their sons

and daughters

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* But, David strengthened himself in the Lord

* He asked the priest Abiathar to bring the ephod

(Note: Teachers, the ephod can be equated to the word of God and the Holy Spirit in those

days).

* Abiathar brought it to David, then David asked the Lord; “shall I pursue after this troop?

Shall I over take them?”

* God answered him; “pursue, for you shall surely overtake and without fail recover all.

* David and four hundred men pursued the Amalekites. And he recovered all that was

stolen, even his wives.

* Nothing was missing, neither small nor great, sons nor daughters, he recovered all.


* God’s will, which is His word, can never fail (Mathew 5: 18)

* When you know God’s will, you have confidence to face any challenge.

* Doing God’s will is more important than knowing it. i.e. when you get blessed. (James 1: 23 – 25)

* You can only know God’s will when you read His word and listen to His voice.


You can never know God’s will for your life until you become born-again.

LESSON 3: GOD’S WILL FOR MY LIFE (PRACTICAL CLASS)

Note: This lesson is to help children find bible verses that talks about God’s will for them in all

areas of life e.g. Health, Academics etc. teachers, select bible verses as appropriate for

the class age.

i. Health: 3 John : 2, Matt. 4: 2, Psalm 103: 3

ii. Spiritual Lives: Galatians 2: 20, John 10: 10, 2 Peter 3: 9

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iii. Academics and Career: Psalm 119: 99 and 100b, Psalm 75: 6

iv. Relationship: Psalm 1: 1, Prov. 1: 10, 3: 29, 15: 1

v. Behaviour in Church: Eccl. 5: 1, 1 Timothy 3: 15

Also, make them know that even when things seem to be going wrong, God still has a will for us.

1. When temptations come: 1 Cor. 10: 13

2. When we are persecuted: Romans 35: 37, Mathew 5: 44

3. Confusion: Prov. 3: 6

CONCLUSION: Knowing God’s will for our lives is the most wonderful thing that we can experience.

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AIM

To teach the children that God has called every one of us to be a witness for Him. That

witnessing is a necessity not an option. 1 Corinthians 9: 16

Definition: A Witness is a person who sees something happen and is able to describe it to other

people. A witness can also be described as a person who share simply and truthfully what God

has done in his or her life.

INTRODUCTION

If your friend miss the football march of a favourite club on television, would you be able to

describe it to him or her? (Teachers, allow response, and then introduce your lesson).

LESSON 1: CALLED TO BE WITNESS

BIBLE TEXT: LUKE 10: 1 – 20

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* The Lord Jesus appointed other seventy disciples and sent them two by two to every city and

place that He Himself will go to.

* He said the harvest is great but labourers are few. We are to pray for more labourers.

* He said they are not to carry anything.

* Any place or city that received them; they should declare His peace, heal the sick and preach

the gospel to them.

* Any city that did not receive them would suffer in hell on the last day more than Sodom and

other cities that suffered in the Old Testament.

TOPIC: CALLED TO BE A WITNESS

MEMORY VERSE: ACTS 1: 8

“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witness in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. ”

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* Any one who heard the disciples heard Jesus and anyone who despised the disciples

despised Jesus.

* The seventy returned with joy that the devils were subjected to them.

* Jesus said, He saw Satan fall from heaven and that all power had been given to the disciples

over all the power of the enemy and nothing could hurt them.

* Jesus wanted the disciples to rejoice that their names were written in heaven.


1. Witnessing is a command from God. Mark 16: 15

2. God wants us to be His witness to the world. Isaiah 43: 10 – 12

3. We, the believers are the instrument in God’s hand to reach the unbelievers. II Cor. 5: 18 – 19

4. We should not be ashamed of being a witness for God. Romans 1: 16

5. We must be ready to suffer if necessary in other to pass the message of salvation. Acts 9:15 -16

6. We are the light of the world. Mathew 5: 14


You cannot be a witness for Christ unless you receive Jesus as your Lord and Saviour.

LESSON 2: (A) WHO SHOULD I WITNESS TO

(B) WHY SHOULD I WITNESS

BIBLE TEXT: JOHN 1: 35 – 49

INTRODUCTION: How will you feel if your close friend knows about an opportunity to study in

America on a scholarship and applies for it without telling you. (Allow the children to respond

before you introduce the lesson.)

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SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* John the Baptist said “Behold the lamb of God” when he saw Jesus.

* His two disciples heard him and followed Jesus.

* Jesus asked them why they were following Him and they answered and said “Rabbi

(Master) where do you live?

* Jesus took them to where He lived and they stayed with Him that day.

* Andrew was one of the disciples of John the Baptist that followed Jesus and went first and

found his own brother Simon Peter and said to him, we have found the Messiah and

brought him to Jesus.

* The next day, Jesus went to Galilee and found Philip and called him.

* Philip also went and found Nathaniel and said to him, we have found Christ Jesus of

Nazareth.

* Nathaniel said, “Can any good thing come out of Nazareth”.

* Philip said unto him, “Come and see” and brought him to Jesus.

* When Nathaniel heard Jesus, he declared that Jesus wss Christ, the son of God”.


A WHO SHOULD WE WITNESS TO

* We are to witness to our own families that are not saved (who are members of our family.

Teachers, allow then respond) John 1: 41

* We are to witness to our friends, neighbours, schoolmate and people around us.

(Teachers, explain that they can use their break period in school) John 1: 45

* We can witness to somebody who has fallen out of faith to come back to Christ. Gal. 6: 1

* We are to witness to even those people we do not know (during mass evangelism and

other group outings in Church).

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B WHY SHOULD I WITNESS

* To let people know that God loves them and does not want them to perish. John 3: 16

* To let people know that Jesus is the only way to God. John 14: 6

* To let people know that Jesus is coming soon and anyone who did not repent will end in

hell.

* God commands us to be witnesses.


You want to be a witness for Jesus, you must know Him first.

LESSON 3: QUALIFICATIONS OF A WITNESS (Practical Class)

(Teachers, allow the children to supply and discuss the qualifications)

i. You must be born-again. John 3: 3

ii. You must be a prayerful person. 1 Thess 5: 17

iii. You must study the word of God. 2 Timothy 2: 15

iv. You must be a cheerful person.

v. Your life style must reflect Jesus.

vi. You must be a person of compassion.

CONCLUSION

Above all, you must depend on the Holy Spirit for you to be a true witness.

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AIM To teach the children:-

1. The reason and importance of tithing.

2. The importance of worshipping God with our offering and that we determine what and how

we receive from God by our offering.

INTRODUCTION

Two friends, Tony and Ben went to pluck or pick oranges from the orange tree in their

neighbourhood. Tony, who can climb the tree went up and plucked down many oranges, while

Ben who can not climb gathered them together into a bag.

When Tony came down for them to share the oranges, Ben refused saying the whole oranges

belonged to him because he gathered them. What will happen to their friendship? (Teachers,

allow the children to respond, then introduce the lesson).

LESSON 1: WHY SHOULD I TITHE?

Definition: Tithing is giving one tenth (one over ten) of every money (income or monetary gift)

that comes our way back to God.

BIBLE TEXT: MALACHI 3: 6 - 12

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Tithe and offering belong to God. Malachi 3: 8. When we defraud God from not giving our

tithes, we are breaking a covenant agreement with God and robbing God of what rightly

belongs to Him.

TOPIC: TITHES AND OFFERING

MEMORY VERSE: MALACHI 3: 10

“Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that they may be food in my house. Test me in this,” says the Lord Almighty, “and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that you will not have room enough for it”.

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* Robbing God of tithes and offering brings a curse. Malachi 3: 9. The bible declared that

any nation (including Nigeria) who robbed God of tithe and offering will be cursed with a

curse. In order not to be under a curse, always give God your tithes and offerings.

* Tithing is a command from God. Malachi 3: 10a. when God gives a command He expects

us as good children of God to obey it.

* The purpose of tithe is to support the church and the work of God. Malachi 3: 10. The

Church of God has so many needs that we need money to do. (Teachers, let the children

give you examples e.g. building, electricity, water, musical equipment, welfare of members

like back to school, Pastor’s needs etc).

* Tithing brings rewards. Malachi 3: 10 – 12.

- Meat in God’s house. Money to carry on God’s work.

- Opening of the windows of heaven to pour out a great blessing to tithers.

- Rebuking the devourers (i.e. sickness, diseases, failure, loss of money etc) for the

sake of the thither.

- People will see the glory of God upon you.

- It also demonstrates (shows) our love for God. when you love your friends you will

want to share with them and give them gifts.


God wants you first, before your tithes. Therefore, give Him your life today by accepting Jesus as your Lord and personal savior.

LESSON 2: WORSHIPPING GOD WITH MY OFFERING

Definition: Offering is that which I freely give to God from my heart, beyond my tithes as an

expression of my love and thankfulness.

BIBLE TEXT: EXODUS 35: 1 - 29

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SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* The Lord commanded the congregation of the children of Israel through Moses that any

one who is willing should bring an offering unto the Lord.

* They are to bring an offering of gold, silver, brass and many other things that will be used

in the tabernacle (church).

* Those with wise heart among them should come and make the things that the Lord has

commanded for His tabernacle when all the congregation of the children of Israel departed

from Moses, all those with willing heart brought an offering unto the Lord for the works of

the tabernacle.

* Both men and women brought bracelets, earrings, rings and other precious things from all

manner of work, which the Lord had commanded to be made by the hand of Moses for the

tabernacle.

* The children of Israel brought so much free will offerings that the worked asked Moses to

stop them because they had more than enough for all works of the tabernacle.


* God wants us to give our offering willingly not grudgingly. Exodus 35: 4 -5, 2 Cor. 9: 7.

* We must give offering as an act of worship to show our love and thankfulness to God.

* We must also give in order to receive from God. Luke 6: 38.


God wants you to willingly give Him your heart by accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour today.

LESSON 3: WHY IS IT THAT PEOPLE DON’T LIKE TO GIVETHEIR TITHES & OFFERINGS

Teachers, note that this is a practical discussion class, so allow the children to suggest the

possible reasons.

The following are some possible reasons:

1. Greed: some people don’t like to give out anything.

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2. My Money is too small. It is not even enough for my needs.

3. The money is too small for God. I will give when I have plenty money to give.

4. I am not working.

5. Devil’s deception.

6. It is Old Testament Covenant

7. Lack of knowledge about the rewards of tithes and offerings.

8. The Pastor will eat my money

CONSEQUENCES OF NOT GIVING TITHES AND OFFERING

a. The devourer will attack you.

b. You will be living in disobedience

c. You’re living under a curse

d. You are stopping or hindering the work of God.

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AIM

To let the children understand the importance of praying and fasting in the life of believers.

Annual fasting and prayer period of TREM is October. Praying and fasting requires discipline and

it helps us to be closer to God and hear from Him. The benefit of fasting and prayer is God’s

quick answer to our prayers.

INTRODUCTION

Your school is organizing end of term party and all of you have been asked to wear your

traditional dress and also contribute five hundred naira for the party. Tell me what will you do

especially if it is about two days to the programme and you have been telling your parents, in the

past two weeks about the party? Let the children give an answer and then let them know that

how they persisted with their parents to provide for them is the same way we need to pray to God

about things we want him to do for us.

LESSON 1: POWER OF FASTING AND PRAYER

BIBLE TEXT: ESTHER 4: 1 – 17, 5: 1 - 3

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Haman an Agagite, the enemy of the Jews, Israelites had deceived the great King

Ahasuerus, who was the ruler of 127 provinces from India to Ethiopia to sign a decree or

edict (law) for the Jews in his kingdom to be destroyed. The king who did not know the

motive agreed to this based on a promise from Haman that he will pay money into the

king’s treasury.

* When the law was passed, all the Jews became very unhappy including Mordecai who

was Queen Esther’s, (the king’s wife) uncle. The symbol of grief in those days was to wear

mourning clothes. E.g. when a person dies, people wear black

TOPIC: WAITING ON GOD: A POWERFUL TOOL FOR VICTORY

MEMORY VERSE: MARK 9: 29

“He replied, ‘this kind can come out only by prayers. ”

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* Initially, Esther did not know about the law until she heard that her uncle Mordecai was

mourning by wearing sack clothes. She sent her servant Hatach to give him nice clothes

instead of the mourning clothes he was wearing, which he did not accept.

* She decided to send her servant to find out the reason why Mordecai was wearing

mourning clothes. Mordecai told Hatach that Haman had planned evil against the children

of Israel to destroy them, the amount of money he was going to give the king and the copy

of the law that has been signed. He asked Esther to appeal to the king for the Jews so that

they would not be killed.

* When Hatach told Esther the message from Mordecai, she sent back to him to tell him that

she could not go to the king without an invitation from him. The rule was anyone, man or

woman including herself who broke this law, the punishment was death unless the king

stretches his golden scepter to the person. Esther informed Mordecai that even she as the

queen had not been invited to see the king for a month now.

* When she got the message, Esther made up her mind to go to the King even if it would

cost her life. She told her servant to tell Mordecai to gather the Jews in Shushan the

capital of the kingdom to fast and pray for her three days, without food and she too would

fast and pray and afterward would go to the king

* After completing the 3 days fasting and praying, Esther dressed up nicely in her best

clothes and went to the kings palace. Immediately, the king saw her, he stretched out his

golden scepter inviting her to come before him. He even promised to give her whatever

she wanted even if it was half of his kingdom.


* We can overcome sin and every difficulty in our lives by praying and fasting about it. When

the Jews received the news about the law to kill and destroy them, they were crying and

crying, but did not take time to pray for a solution to their problem.

* When fasting, we should not just deprive ourselves of food, but we should spend time

praying and talking to God about our lives and needs

* God is our Father and He listens to our prayers and answers them. God turned around the

situation of Esther and granted her favour with the king.

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You cannot pray and fast because the prayer of a sinner is an abomination to God.

CONCLUSION

Only the children of God who wait on God in praying and fasting are victorious Christians. They

have power over the devil and all his plans and can use prayer to turn around difficult situations

in their lives.

LESSON 2: THE POWER OF FASTING AND PRAYING TOGETHER

(October fast in TREM)

BIBLE TEXT: II CHRONICLES 20: 1 – 25

The month of October is a time of fasting and prayer in all TREM churches around the world. The man of God has set aside this month for TREMITES to wait on God for various needs in their lives.

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* At time when Jehoshaphat was king in Judah, three countries gathered to fight a battle

against his country. When Jehoshaphat was informed of their plans and that they were

already advancing towards his country, he became scared and decided to fast and pray to

God about it.

* Jehoshaphat made a national broadcast that everyone in Judah should fast. So all the

people of Judah from every state came together to pray and ask God to deliver them from

the nations of Moab, Ammon and from Mount Seir who were planning war against them.

* Jehoshaphat led the prayers in the house of God reminding God that He was most

powerful and the Ruler over all the kingdoms of the earth. He reminded God of testimonies

of great things God had done in the past for their forefathers, and how God promised to

deliver them in the time of trouble by hearing and answering their prayers.

* He told God that they had not done evil against these nations that came to fight them,

even when they came out of Egypt and fought other nations, but now these countries were

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threatening them. Jehoshaphat told God that he needed His help and cannot win the battle

against these three nations without God helping him.

* During the fasting and prayers, all the people of Judah were there with him praying and

fasting including babies, mothers, wives and children. They joined Jehoshaphat the king to

fast and pray to God for deliverance.

* God heard their prayers and assured them of His deliverance through Jehaziel, a man of

God, who was a Levite. God promised to fight the battles for them and told then not to be

afraid.

* He directed them to go to battle the next day against their enemies, the Moabites,

Ammonites, and the children of Mount Seir and His presence would be with them.

* When Jehoshaphat and the children of Judah heard the word of God, they bowed down

and worshipped. The next day, they got up early and continued in praises and singing to

God as they prepared to face their enemies in battle.

* Jehoshaphat encouraged his people that they should have faith in God and His prophet

and the promise of victory from God would surely come to pass

* As Jehoshaphat and the people of Judah continued to worship and praise God for

answering their prayers, God caused their enemy nations to begin to fight each other until

they killed themselves

* By the time Jehoshaphat and the people arrived to where their enemies were, all of them

were already dead. They also found treasures on them like Gold, Diamonds and Silver. It

was so much that it took three days to gather the treasures from their dead enemies.

Afterward, they gathered to thank God for what he had done to their enemies.


* It is important for us as children of God to obey our parents, elders, seniors, teachers in

church and school and our pastors. The October fast is an instruction from the man of

God. (2 Chronicles 20: 3) it is for our own good.

* God honours the prayer of agreement among His children. Mathew. 18: 19 – 20

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* We should learn to pray to God about everything no matter how small or big our

challenges. Pray when you wake up, are about to eat and before you sleep. Do not be

afraid of anything, not even the dark or bad dreams. All these will disappear when we

pray. Ps. 5: 1 – 3

* God answers the prayer of His children. Ps. 67: 19 – 20. He wants even children to pray

and fast. 2 Chronicles 20: 13

* When we fast and pray, we should spend enough time to worship God. The children of

Judah were worshipping and praising God when their enemies were destroyed.


God cannot answer the prayers of anyone who is not born again because he or she is a sinner. It

is only by accepting Jesus that our sins can be washed away by the precious blood of Jesus.

Ps. 66: 18

LESSON 3: HOW TO WAIT ON GOD (PRAYER)

BIBLE TEXT: MATHEW 6: 6 - 18

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Jesus was a great teacher. He taught the people of his time about the principles of fasting

and prayer. That we should pray in private to our God and He will answer our prayers.

* Pray in faith, not repeating the same prayers as if God cannot hear us. It is not how loud

and prayerful we are, but how we trust God and believe His word when we pray.

* Pray with the understanding that God is our Father. He cares for us and knows our need.

* The first thing in praying to God is to worship Him. Just like Jesus taught us in the Bible

“Our Father, who is in Heaven, hallowed be your Name”.

* We must always pray according to God’s will. Thy kingdom come, as it is in Heaven. Find

out the promises of about the prayer point you are making by reading your bible,

memorizing and thinking about the scripture and then use these promises in the bible to

pray for your needs.

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* Ask God to forgive your sins. But first, you must forgive anyone that has offended you;

otherwise God will not answer your prayers.

* Pray to live a life free of sin. Pray to have the strength to overcome every temptation and

evil that come your way.

* Conclude your prayer with thanksgiving and praises to God for answered prayers.

* Do not let people know you are fasting by complaining and looking sad because you are

fasting.


The only prayer of a sinner that God answers is the prayer of salvation. Accept Jesus Christ

today as your Lord and Saviour.

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AIM

1. To encourage us of the need to put absolute faith in God through His son Jesus Christ

instead of in physical things and material possessions.

2. To learn how we can develop confidence in God.

3. To provide the alternative to living in fear, doubt and worry

INTRODUCTION

Frank and Femi are in the same class in Sunday school. Both have mothers who love the Lord

very much and enjoy attending church services. However, the fathers of both boys have lost their

jobs and the boys are very unhappy about this. To deal with his pain, Frank lies in bed almost

every night crying. However, before Femi sleeps at night, he kneels by his bed and prays for his

father. It’s been ten months now and no noticeable and positive changes yet. Frank still cries

about it while Femi still prays and believes.

Which of the two boys is showing confidence in God?

LESSON 1: LOOKING UNTO JESUS

BIBLE TEXT: MATHEW 14: 25 - 32

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Jesus sent his disciples ahead of him in a ship to go to the other side. This was after He

had fed the 5,000 men and women and children.

* He then went up to a mountain to pray until about the evening time

TOPIC: CONFIDENCE IN GOD (FAITH)

MEMORY VERSE: HEBREWS 11: 6

“And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to Him must believe that He exists and that He rewards those who earnestly seek Him”.

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* By this time, the ship was in the midst of the sea, tossed by the violent waves

* After a while, Jesus began walking towards them. He walked on the sea

* When the disciples saw Him, they cried out in fear, saying that it was a spirit

* Jesus then spoke out to them saying “Be of good cheer, it is I; be not afraid”

* Then Peter replied Him saying, “Lord, if it is you, allow me come unto you on the water”

* Jesus told him to come and Peter came out of the ship and walked on the water towards

Jesus

* But when he noticed the violent waves, he was afraid and began to sink

* At this moment, he cried out to Jesus, “Lord, save me”

* Immediately, Jesus stretched forth His hand and caught him and said to him, “O ye of little

faith, why did you doubt?”

* When they both entered the ship, the violent wind ceased and the waves of the sea

became calm.


* In the difficulties we experience in life, God is always there with us. We need to believe in

the authority and power of Jesus. Matt. 14: 25, 28 – 29

* Believe God when faced with impossible situations. Luke 1: 37

* Looking unto Jesus means depending on Him, trusting and focusing on God’s word, His

power and who God is.

We look unto Jesus by – praising God, studying God’s word regularly to find out His

promises for our situation, praying regularly which is communicating with God. Daniel 6:

10, Acts 16: 24 - 26

* Like Peter, when our faith becomes weak, we should remember that Jesus Christ is the

only one who can really help. If we doubt we will lose hope and sink in life’s difficulties.

Matt 14: 30 – 31

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Receive Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal Saviour. Get into a personal relationship with

Him because He can never fail you.

LESSON 2: TRUST GOD UNTIL YOU GET YOUR VICTORY

BIBLE TEXT: LUKE 18: 1 - 8

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Jesus told a parable to teach the lesson that we should always pray and not give up

* The parable was that, in a city, there was a judge that did not fear God and man

* A widow who lived in that city came to the judge and asked him to give her justice from

those who had hurt her

* For a while, the king did nothing to solve her problem because he did not have any regard

for God or even man

* Then one day, he considered in his heart that even though he had no regard for God and

man, but because this widow kept coming to him, he would grant her heart’s desires

* Jesus concluded by saying we should observe the behavior of the unjust judge

* Jesus asked that would God not fight for His own people and grant their desires even as

they cry to him day and night; even though He bears long with them

* He answered and said that God would avenge His people speedily (quickly). He then

asked them, when the son of Man (Jesus Christ) comes, shall He find faith on the earth.

Will there still be people believing and trusting God?


* To persist in prayer until the answer comes means to keep our requests constantly before

God as we live for him day by day, always believing He would answer. Heb. 10: 36

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* We should not give up. When there are delays even while we truthfully serve God, these

delays are always for good reasons. Habk. 2:3

* As we continue in faith, we grow in character, patience and hope. Heb. 10: 35 – 36

* God’s timing is always perfect and to our advantage even though we do not understand it.

Eccl. 3: 11& 12, Ps. 31: 15


You need to be born again in order to come into this relationship of absolute trust in our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

LESSON 3: WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO LIVE IN FAITH

Let’s look at the lives of men and women in the bible who lived a life of great faith in God. From

this, we can pick out reasons why it matters to live in faith.

i. Abraham: God made a promise to him that he would be the father of many nations.

Though he had no child, he did not dwell on the old age of himself and his wife. Instead he

looked up to God, obeyed Him and waited for God to fulfill His word. Whatever He has

said, He is well able to do. Deut. 7:9.

ii. Job: He had no explanation for the sudden problems that came upon his life and family.

His friends mocked him, his wife asked him to curse God and die. But Job chose to have

faith in God and be patient. God gave him the victory; God is good and has good

thoughts/plans for His people. Jeremiah 29: 11

iii. Hannah: she had no children for a long while but instead of giving up hope and retaliating

against Peninnah who mocked her continually, Hannah prayed. It is difficult to pray in faith

when we feel so ineffective. But prayer opens the way for God to work. 1 Sam. 1: 6 – 7, 10

& 12

iv. Esther: A wicked plot was made by Haman to kill the Jews. Esther as the queen had to

see the king in her plot to prevent this. Her faith is seen in her request to the Jews to fast

and pray for three days before she went to the king. Esther received God’s favour from the

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king and the Jews were saved. When we pray in faith, the Holy Spirit gives us direction for

what next to do. Esther 5: 1 – 2

CONCLUSION

Even in the midst of difficulties, we should continue to build our relationship with God, bring our

requests to him, be ready to receive His direction and trust Him to bring us into our victory.

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AIM:

i. That the children will have their faith in Jesus Christ, strengthened as they discover

more of who He is as they celebrate Him.

ii. To present a gospel challenge to those who have not made a personal commitment

of their lives to Christ.

INTRODUCTION

(Note: You may want to write some of your ‘I am’ descriptions on a black board or paper).

If you did not know me I could introduce myself to you in many different ways. I could say

to you ‘I Am a wife (husband), because I am married and live at home with my husband

(wife)’. Or I could say to you, ‘I Am a mother (father) because I have ( ) children at home.

I could say ‘I Am a Sunday School Teacher, because every Sunday morning I come along

here and teach you about God’s ways. Or I could say, ‘I Am a follower of Jesus because a

number of years ago now I decided that I wanted Jesus to be part of my life and to follow

Him.

These are different ways I could describe myself, I suppose I could go on and say ‘I am

myself, I suppose I could say ‘I am this and that’ and tell you other things about me. (Add

one or two other descriptions of yourself). Each of these descriptions only tells you one

thing about me, but the more things I describe about who I am, the better you get to know

me. And it is the same with Jesus, if you want to know Him well; you need to describe

Him in many different ways.

Did you know that in the visible Jesus is given one hundred different names? All those

names describe different things about Jesus and about who He is.

TOPIC: WHO JESUS ISMEMORY VERSE: ISAIAH 9:6“For to us a Child is born, to us a Son is given, and the Government will be on his Shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. ”

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LESSON 1: JESUS IS THE CREATOR

BIBLE TEXT: JOHN 1: 1 - 3, 1 CORINTHIANS 8: 6, HEBREWS 1: 2, COLOSSIANS 1: 16

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* In the beginning God created heaven and earth.

* So, while God the Father was doing that, His Son, Jesus was right there with Him. In fact,

there is another verse that says, ‘nothing was made without Jesus, all things were created

by Him’.

* So Jesus was there creating the world, the sun, the moon, the stars and everything else. It

did not all happen just by chance, God was there arranging it all.

* So if I was to talk about Jesus being the creator, what would that tell me about Him? It

would tell me that He is really powerful. If He can do all that, He is certainly powerful.


* This tells us that He is dependable

* He can change your lifestyle

* He can do all things

* He is in control


He can change your life if you surrender to Him completely.

Assignment: Write out 20 other ways Jesus is being described in the Bible with their Bible

Verses.

LESSON 2: JESUS ‘I AM THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD’

BIBLE TEXT: JOHN 8: 12, 12: 35 – 36, 14: 9 – 11

INTRODUCTION: Can somebody tell you the importance of light? What do you think will happen if there is no light (get their response).

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SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Jesus once said in describing Himself “I Am the Light of the World” now can somebody tell me, why do you switch a light on in a room (get response).

* Yes, because it is declared you want the darkness to go away. As soon as you turn the light switch on; the darkness is gone, when you are in the darkness you cannot see but when you are in the light you can see

* Jesus was talking about people who do not know God and saying they are in spiritual darkness because they do not see and know God wants them to live.

* Jesus said: “I Am the light of the world and who ever follow me, will never walk in darkness “what does this mean”?

* It means that if we look carefully at what Jesus is like, we will see and know what God is like. Jesus told those people around Him that He was showing them what His father God was like and showing them how to follow His ways.


* You can shine in your world of darkness

* Jesus is counting on you to show your world who He is by the way you live your life.

* You have to be different. Do not compromise for there is no relationship between light and darkness

Assignment: How would you yourself describe Jesus?.

LESSON 3: JESUS “I AM THE BREAD OF LIFE

BIBLE TEXT: JOHN 6: 26 – 35, 48 - 58

SEQUENCE OF EVENT

* Jesus said, “I Am the bread of life”. What did He mean by this? Well, in those days people ate bread as their main food, bread for breakfast, lunch and the evening meal. They ate other things too; fruit, cheese, vegetables and meat, but bread was their main food.

* Of course, most children rice is their main food and they do not feel happy unless they have had rice for breakfast, rice for lunch and dinner.

* When Jesus said “I Am the Bread of Life, “He was not really meaning “I am going to feed you and satisfy the hunger in your body,” (although He does that too). He was really meaning that inside every person, there is a hunger for happiness.

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* Everyone wants to be happy and feel good. We are all hungry for that Jesus was really saying, ‘I will feed that hunger’.

* Many people today look for other things to make them happy inside. Some times adults think that if only they could have a bigger house or own a vehicle that would really make them happy.

* When they get the now house or vehicle they enjoy it but after a while they usually find it still does not make them feel happy inside.

* Some of you think, “If only I could watch television whenever I wanted to, that would make me happy. I would not have mummy saying ‘come or do your home work or it is time to eat, or it is time to go to bed or it is time to go to school…

* Then the holidays come and you sit in front of the television for three whole days in a row. But after three days you get bored and think. “That does not really make me happy and you look for something else.

* Sometimes we think, ‘if only I could be popular, and if only everybody really liked me and thought I was great, that would make me happy inside’.

* But you know, even people that are very popular still find that does not make them reallyhappy.

* Jesus was meaning, ‘when you are hungry for happiness, I can satisfy you, I can make you feel really good inside and good about life. “That is what He meant by saying He was the Bread of Life.

* As we celebrate Christmas what do you think can make you happy? Is it food, clothes you wear or places you will go. No without Jesus you will still not be satisfy.

* Do not celebrate Christmas without the celebrant. Jesus is the celebrant make sure you have Him as your Lord and personal saviour . He came because of you. Give your heart to Him and tell others about Him.

LESSON 4: JESUS IS THE KING OF KINGS

BIBLE TEXT: 1TIMOTHY 6: 15, REVELATION 7: 14 & 19: 16

* Jesus is the King of Kings means that He is in charge of everything

* But let us think for a moment about down here on earth. Who do you think is the most powerful person in this world today? (get response)

* I think probably the President in the United States is the most powerful man in the world today because he is in charge of the most powerful countries.

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* But, this power is just tiny compared to the power of Jesus. Of course, Jesus is not actually king over any country in the world but over people’s individual lives.

* So when I said a few years ago, “Jesus, I want to follow you”. I was really saying, Jesus, I want you to be my king. I want you to be in charge of my life”.

* You see, He is a good leader, He does not make mistakes, so I can trust Him to lead me and guide me in just the right way.

* Today, people who follow Jesus are really saying “Jesus, I want you to be in charge of me. I want you to be like a light to me. Jesus to show me what to do in life.

CONCLUSION: As you go into the New Year, allow Jesus to lead and direct your life, let Him rule your life.

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