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June 2024 Children Bible Teaching Outline Ages 8-9
June 2024 Children Bible Teaching Outline Ages 8-9
● Pens or pencils
● Bibles
Instructions:
1. Introduction (2 minutes): Start by explaining that the Bible is a special
book because its words came from God, even though it was written by
different people like Isaiah, Jeremiah, John, and Paul. Mention that 2 Peter
1:20-21 and 2 Timothy 3:16 explain how God inspired these authors.
2. Activity (5 minutes):
o Step 1: Ask the students to take out a piece of paper and a pen or
pencil.
o Step 2: Dictate a few simple sentences to the class. For example,
"The sky is blue. Birds can fly. Trees are tall."
o Step 3: After they have written down the sentences, ask the
students where the words came from. They will respond that the
words came from you, the teacher, even though they wrote them
down.
3. Discussion (2 minutes):
o Explain to the students that just as they wrote down the words you
spoke, the authors of the Bible wrote down the words that God told
them.
o Read aloud 2 Peter 1:20-21 and 2 Timothy 3:16, and discuss briefly
how these verses show that all Scripture is inspired by God.
4. Conclusion (1 minutes):
o Summarise by emphasising that the Bible is God's message to us,
given through different people, and that's what makes it so special
and important.
This activity will help students understand the concept of divine inspiration in
a practical and memorable way.
CONTENT:
What is God’s Word?
■ The Bible is God’s Word that gives light to my path, so I do not fail in life.
Psalm 119:105
Why Should I Read God’s Word?
■ God's Word guides my steps and makes me succeed. Psalm 119:105
■ God’s Word leads me to the right path in life. – Psalm 23:1-6
How to Receive God’s Word
■ You must be Born Again and remain so. John 3:8
■ Always pray for the spirit of understanding. Colossians 1:9-10
■ Memorise and continue thinking about the Word you read or heard.
Joshua 1:8
INTERACTIVE SESSION
QUESTION: What if I don’t understand what I read from the Bible?
ANSWER: The first thing is to make sure you are a child of God. 1 Corinthians 2:14
The next thing is to ensure you always ask for the help of your Helper (The Holy
Spirit) to explain the scriptures you are about to read or have read to you. John 16:13,
Ephesians 1:17-19
Then use a Bible version you understand the language in which it was written.
Instructional material: The Bible.
Action point: As you are reading the story of your Bible Hero, highlight and write
out the scriptures verses that you find interesting. (Remember last week’s action
point).
Faith talk: God’s Word shapes my life; I am a child of destiny.
Evaluation: Why should we read God’s Word?
CONTENT:
What is God’s Word?
■ The Bible is the Word of God that is the weapon of our warfare . Ephesians
6:17
Why Should I Read God’s Word?
The word of God is the key to living a life of victory. John 1:4-5
God’s Word helps me live a life that is pleasing to God. Psalm 119:9-11
How to Receive God’s Word
■ You must be Born Again. 1 Corinthians 2:14
■ You must obey God’s word. James 1:22
INTERACTIVE SESSION
QUESTION: What are some things the Bible has shown me about my destiny?
ANSWER: The Bible has shown you that this is the kind of life God has for you:
A wonderful destiny – Romans 8:29-30
A life that makes other people jealous– Genesis 26:12-14/ Galatians 4:28
A victorious destiny – 1 John 5:4
A holy destiny – 1 Peter 1:15-17
A royal destiny – Revelation 5:10
Instructional material: The Bible.
Action point: Learn the Bible Books of the New Testament this week. They are
encouraged to use a song.
Faith talk: My Destiny is in God's Word, so I will read my Bible daily.
Evaluation: How can I receive God’s Word?