This Object Lesson for children and youth uses static electricity as a metaphor for Christ’s work of Salvation in the lives of Believers. Christ not only takes our sins upon himself, but also wants us to cast all our burdens upon him.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Youth Object Lesson: St Patrick’s Day
You may want to use this lesson guide in a Children’s sermon or for a youth activity for St. Patrick’s day. The significance of St Patrick’s day is not in the traditions associated with it today, but in its remembrance of a forgiving teenager who was sold into slavery and escaped only to return to the country where he had been a slave, in order to bring the people there to the love of Christ.
Youth Object Lesson: Managing Priorities
A powerful illustration, that could also be used as an object lesson on time management.
Youth Object Lesson: Cat and Mouse
One of the biggest challenges right now is the Back to School blues. Summer is over and the reality of school has set back in again. Everyone's back to pursuing something. Popularity, grades, sports, maybe even aspiring to music careers on YouTube, everyone faces the pressure to perform. This game is great to blow off some steam and burn off a little energy in the youth group. As typical in any game of tag, it is a game of pursuit. This lends itself to a discussion of the things we pursue in life and what the Bible says we should pursue.
Youth Object Lesson: Burdens and Rest
We need to recognize the burdens we carry and let go and place them in the care of Jesus.
Youth Ministry Object Lesson: Wonderfully Created
Does God have a personal and specific will for each person's life?
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