Jesus Provides
LESSON 32 (Family)
Je su s Prov ide s Today I Learned: Jesus gives us everything we need and wants us to meet the needs of others |||||
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Bible Story: Jesus Feeds the 5,000 (Matthew 14:13-21)
Family Challenge Look for a practical way that your family can meet the needs of others this week. You could clean out your closets and give gently used clothes to a clothing drive or take money and give to a special cause. You could also get a gift card or groceries and leave an anonymous gift for someone who needs it. It’s important that everyone in the family contributes or participates in some way.
* Act # Account #
# Observe Learning Culture
Plan #
# Reflect # Discuss
* The four questions you are asking are ways of figuring out what your kids’ Kairos moment was
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Dinnertime Discussion At dinnertime this week, ask one of these questions to get your family talking. 1. What’s one thing you’re thankful for today? 2. What are some of the ways God meets the needs of our family? 3. When is a time we were in need and God really came through? 4. Who is someone in need we can help this week? Use these questions to help kids think about how God meets their needs and how He can use them to meet the needs of others.
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Je su s Prov ide s Today I Learned: Jesus gives us everything we need and wants us to meet the needs of others |||||
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Bible Story: Jesus Feeds the 5,000 (Matthew 14:13-21)
Family Challenge Look for a practical way that your family can meet the needs of others this week. You could clean out your closets and give gently used clothes to a clothing drive or take money and give to a special cause. You could also get a gift card or groceries and leave an anonymous gift for someone who needs it. It’s important that everyone in the family contributes or participates in some way.
* Act # Account #
# Observe Learning Culture
Plan #
# Reflect # Discuss
* The four questions you are asking are ways of figuring out what your kids’ Kairos moment was
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Dinnertime Discussion At dinnertime this week, ask one of these questions to get your family talking. 1. What’s one thing you’re thankful for today? 2. What are some of the ways God meets the needs of our family? 3. When is a time we were in need and God really came through? 4. Who is someone in need we can help this week? Use these questions to help kids think about how God meets their needs and how He can use them to meet the needs of others.
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