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    This document presents several scenarios where children face peer pressure or temptations to do something wrong, and asks how they can stand up for God in each situation. The scenarios involve things like cheating on a test, lying about breaking something, excluding a friend from a party, watching an unauthorized TV show, sitting alone at lunch, seeing an inappropriate movie, being mean after an argument, bailing on plans, listening to inappropriate music, bullying, poor sportsmanship, and planning to embarrass a teacher. In each case, the question asks how the child can stand up for God.

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    This document presents several scenarios where children face peer pressure or temptations to do something wrong, and asks how they can stand up for God in each situation. The scenarios involve things like cheating on a test, lying about breaking something, excluding a friend from a party, watching an unauthorized TV show, sitting alone at lunch, seeing an inappropriate movie, being mean after an argument, bailing on plans, listening to inappropriate music, bullying, poor sportsmanship, and planning to embarrass a teacher. In each case, the question asks how the child can stand up for God.

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    This document presents several scenarios where children face peer pressure or temptations to do something wrong, and asks how they can stand up for God in each situation. The scenarios involve things like cheating on a test, lying about breaking something, excluding a friend from a party, watching an unauthorized TV show, sitting alone at lunch, seeing an inappropriate movie, being mean after an argument, bailing on plans, listening to inappropriate music, bullying, poor sportsmanship, and planning to embarrass a teacher. In each case, the question asks how the child can stand up for God.

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    Don't Get Stuck!

    A really hard test is coming up. Someone in the class


    has an answer key. They ask if you want to see the
    answers. How do you stand for God?

    A Big Hairy Mess


    You borrowed a friend's iTouch and drop it. The
    screen cracks, but your friend thinks it was their
    brother that dropped it. How do you stand for God?

    One Crunchy Situation


    All your friends got invited to a birthday party. They
    left another friend out on purpose because they were
    mad at them. They want to know if you're coming to
    the party. How do you stand for God?

    Don't Get Stuck!


    You're not allowed to watch a certain TV show on
    Netflix. Your friend is allowed to watch the show and
    asks if you want to come over so you can watch it and
    your parents won't know. How do you stand for God?

    One Crunchy Situation


    You walk into the cafeteria. All your friends are sitting at
    one table. A new student is sitting by themselves. How
    do you stand for God?
    Don't Get Stuck!
    Everyone is going to see an R rated movie. They are
    telling their parents they're seeing a kid's movie. They
    ask you to come. How do you stand for God?

    A Big Hairy Mess


    You messed up and were mean to a friend. You said
    things you didn't mean because you were mad. How
    do you stand for God?

    One Crunchy Situation


    You made plans to go to a new friends house, but
    you find out all your other friends are going to Six
    Flags. You want to get out of going to the new
    friends house. How do you stand for God?

    A Big Hairy mess


    You get in the car with a friends big sister. She's driving
    you home, but starts playing music filled with bad
    words. How do you stand for God?

    One Crunchy Situation


    Several kids in your class are making fun of another
    student. This student starts to cry. How do you stand for
    God?
    Don't Get Stuck!
    You are in the middle of a baseball game. The ump
    calls a strike when you thought it was a ball. The
    other team's catcher calls you makes fun of you for
    missing the pitch. How do you stand for God?

    A Big Hairy Mess


    Everyone in your class is planning to make fun of your
    teacher. They plan to video a prank that will
    embarrass the teacher and post it to YouTube. How
    do you stand for God?

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