HOME » Sunday School Guide (June 14): God Always Keeps His Promises (Isaac – The Son of Promise) »

Sunday School Guide (June 14): God Always Keeps His Promises (Isaac – The Son of Promise)

Here is a worship guide for you and your children to follow along at home.

Preparation

You can lead your child(ren) to worship and praise God at home, and to learn Bible truths with you as their spiritual leaders (Deuteronomy 6:6-7).
Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to help and guide you as you prepare to teach your child(ren).
It is preferable that parents go through the lesson first and prepare materials for the activity beforehand. then, gather your family together in a quiet place, and start with a prayer (A.C.T.S.). Give your child(ren) opportunity to take part in praying

1. Prayer

(Start with Dear Heavenly Father, Dear God, or Dear Lord, and say the following in your own words)

Adoration – praising God (how great/awesome God is!)

Confession – confessing our sins to Him (confess any sin committed this past week)

Thanksgiving – thanking God for all HE had created

Supplication – praying for others – our church, our country, the world, for the pandemic, for those who are sick, for those who are lonely and hurting, for those in need, for our frontline workers — doctors, nurses, medical assistants, grocery workers, delivery staff, etc.

2. Songs of Praise

3. Memory Verse (Genesis 21:1, NIV)

“Now the Lord was gracious to Sarah as he had said, and the Lord did for Sarah what he had promised.”

4. God Always Keeps His Promises (Isaac – The Son of Promise)

Pre-school to JK: Sermons4Kids

SK to Grade 6: Sunday School Sources

5. Response Song

7. Closing Prayer

Dear Heavenly Father,

Thank you for always keeping your promises. Please help us be patient as we learn that sometimes we have to wait on Your promises. Thank you for blessing the whole world through Abraham and Sarah! Thank you for sending Jesus Christ to be our Lord and Saviour through the family line of Isaac! Help us to read and remember Your Word and to always trust in You especially when we go through hard times. In Jesus’ name, amen.

Activities (from Sermons4Kids)