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Ezekiel, exiled by the Kebar River, saw the likeness of the glory of God and fell face down on the ground. His encounter encourages us to seek God and listen to His voice even far from home.
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In the vision of the valley of dry bones, God showed Ezekiel His promise to restore Israel. A story to discuss with family about hope and trust in His word.
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Ezekiel saw in a vision a river flowing from the temple that brought life wherever it went. This passage invites us to trust in God's restorative power.
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God called Ezekiel to warn Israel as a watchman. His mission teaches us to care for others with truth, humility, and love.
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God called Ezekiel while he lived among the exiles by the Chebar River. His story encourages us to listen to and share God's word even in difficult times.
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God asked Ezekiel to eat a scroll before speaking to Israel. Discover why it was sweet as honey and how to receive His Word as a family.
Read storyTHE FALL 📍 Genesis 3:6 CLASS OBJECTIVE For the children to understand: That decisions have consequences. That sin began with disobedience. That God offers…
📍 Genesis 3:6
For the children to understand:
That decisions have consequences.
That sin began with disobedience.
That God offers hope and restoration.
Question to start:
👉 Have you ever made a decision you later regretted?
Let them participate briefly.
Connect with the topic:
“Today we will learn how one decision changed the history of the world.”
📖 Read Genesis 3:6
Explain simply:
God created everything good.
Adam and Eve had freedom.
God set a limit out of love.
The serpent sowed doubt.
Eve decided to disobey.
Adam also ate.
Consequence:
They felt shame.
They were afraid.
They hid.
Key lesson: Sin began when they stopped trusting what God said.
What did Eve do wrong?
Did the serpent force Eve?
What was the first thing they felt afterward?
What do we learn about our decisions?
Explain:
Not all decisions seem big, but they can have consequences.
Everyday examples:
Lying.
Disobeying.
Cheating in class.
Listening to bad influences.
Key phrase:
Obeying God protects me.
Clarify that:
Although there was a fall, God did not abandon human beings.
From that moment, God promised a Savior.
Connects with Jesus.
Lord, help me to make good decisions. Teach me to trust in Your Word. Forgive me when I make mistakes. Amen.
📝 PHRASE TO REMEMBER
My decisions have consequences.
Sin began with a decision, but restoration begins when we decide to return to God.
