CRC Kids - God promises

                                                                                                  Lesson 7

 Promises are special to children. Whether they make a promise or someone makes one to them there is always a choice involved. You can choose to believe the promise or not. It is the same with God’s promises, we choose to believe or not to believe. Our goal this week was to teach your children that God promises them eternal life and it is their choice whether or not to accept it and believe it.

Your children make church great!

 Lesson 6

Your children make church great! Our goal in lesson 6 was for your child to understand that church will always be better when they are involved, we told the story of the building of the Tabernacle found in Exodus 25-26, 31:1-11 and 35:30- 35. In this story, God told Moses to build a place where the Israelites could worship Him. After God had given Moses the plan, different people began using their talents to help build the tabernacle. If all the people hadn’t helped out, the tabernacle would still have been built, but it wouldn’t have been as good as it could have been had everyone participated, in the same way, church is always better when your children participate

"This then is my commandment, that you love one another;
Just as I loved you."
John 15: 12

Lesson 5

Our goal in this lesson was to teach the children the most important commandment, Love God and love others.

Following the rules is important, especially when those rules come from God. Our goal was for your children to learn, through the story of the Ten Commandments that we are to love God and love others. Our Bible story was from Exodus chapters 19 and 20. In this story God shows His power to the Israelites and speaks directly to Moses in front of them. He gives Moses Ten Commandments for the Israelites to follow. These were some of the first laws that God had ever given to man. Ultimately, these ten rules were all about loving God and loving your neighbour.

Our 8 week series “On the trail” has been awesome thus far, each lesson consists of a fun bible lesson, a cow race, music, dancing and a quiz, this series is being enjoyed by all, even the children’s ministry volunteers.  

CRC Kids - Did You Know ..........

Did You Know .........................

1)  More than half of the people who will ever accept Jesus as their Lord and Savoir 
will do so by age 12

2)  By the time the child is 9 years of age , there basic moral foundation has already been formed

3)  By age 13, a person irrevocably formed the majority of their belief about the nature of God

·         The bible

·         The importance of the Holy Spirit in our lives

·         Whether one can be saved from sin

4)  There is a 10 year window of opportunity, between the ages of 4-14 that a person is most open to the Gospel of Jesus Christ 

 

(Statistics based on George Barna's book)

Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it.  

PROVERBS  22:6

 On The Trail - Lesson 4

It’s very easy to worry and complain about the things we need. Our goal was for your child to learn that when they have a need, they shouldn’t worry or complain. Instead, they should thank God for what He’s already done for them and then ask him to meet their need.

Exodus 15:22 – 17:7.

 

On The Trail – 

8 PART SERIES

Join us Sunday morning at 9:00 for lots of fun, treats, bible stories and games as we learn more about about Moses and his journey to the promise land

 

PART 3

Lesson Goal: We help your children understand that when problems arise we should focus on God rather than our problems because He is trustworthy, powerful and He loves us.

Main Point: When I Have A Problem, I Will Focus On God.

Bible Story: Exodus 13:17 – 14:31 (The Parting of the Red Sea)

 Memory Verse: Psalms 34:4
“I prayed to the Lord, and He answered me. He freed me from all of my fears.” (NLT)

On The Trail - 

Part 2

In part 2 we showed your children how the Bible teaches that in order to truly show God that we love him, we must obey.

We told the story of Moses and the ten plagues on Egypt found in Exodus 5-11. In this story Moses goes to Egypt and tells Pharaoh, the king of Egypt, to let the Israelites go and be free from slavery. Pharaoh refuses and makes life harder for the Israelite people.  Moses never stopped obeying God. In this way Moses showed love for God. The Bible tells us in John 14:15 “If you love me, obey my commandments.” (NLT) Just like Moses showed love by being obedient, we should be obedient as well.

 

All of the elements of today’s lesson were for the purpose of teaching your children that the best way to show our love is by being obedient to God and to those in authority over us.

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CRC Kids Church:
A place where kids learn more about Jesus in a safe and fun environment

 

CRC Kids Mandate:

To create a soul winning generation 

CRC Kids Vision: 

1. To equip children to become the next generation of leaders within a safe environment
2.  To be trendsetters by using cutting edge technology and dynamic praise and worship 

 CRC Kids Mission statement:

A place where the kids want to be 

 





   

CRC Kids Church - On The Trail

                                               

 

 ON THE TRAIL

We have just started an awesome 8 week series

  

Each lesson consists of :

1. A Bible story
2. A funny skit 
3. A cow race 
4. A quiz

 Lesson 1:

 Our goal this week was for the children to understand that trust and obedience go hand in hand, especially when it comes to obeying God. We show that we trust God by being obedient. God has a plan for our lives and He will give us the help we need to accomplish that plan. Therefore, we should trust God and obey him.

 

COMING UP

Lesson 2:

Next week the Children will learn that the way we show love to God is by being obedient to Him and to other figures of authority. Therefore, we should be obedient every day.

 

  JOIN US EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT 9:00