Lesson Overview

Lesson 1: Noah - God almost hit the reset button. He almost destroyed the whole world and started over. God sent a flood to purge the world of sin, but he spared one faithful man and his family so he could start over. God hates sin, but he loves us, and if we put our trust in him, he will wash away our sins and make us a new creation, just as he did with the flood.

Lesson 2: Elijah - When the people of Israel turned away from God, God withheld rain for three years. Then he sent his servant Elijah to challenge the prophets of Baal so he could prove his authority over Baal before sending the rain. God is the giver of all good things. If we seek him first, we will have all we need and never want for anything.

Lesson 3: Jonah - When Jonah rebelled against God, God didn’t get mad. He sent a storm to stop him in his tracks and turn him back around. God can use storms to turn us around as well. He can stop us from pursuing a life of sin and set us back on the path of righteousness. But God isn’t going to take that next step for us. It’s up to us to get moving in the right direction.

Lesson 4: Jesus - When Jesus came to the disciples walking on the water, Peter stepped out and walked on the water with him. But when he turned his eyes to the waves, he began to sink. As believers, it’s important we keep our eyes on Jesus in bad weather and good weather. God is the giver of all good things, and the one who will lead us through any storm. We need to keep our eyes on Jesus so we will not sink.

 

About This Curriculum:

• Perfect for kids ages 6-12.
• Includes both Large Group and Small Group resources.