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- Revelation can help our children understand that following Christ is worth it, so use this book as a tool to train them. Give your kids these truths to battle against the darkness and withstand attacks from the Enemy. Lay for them a foundation for the rewards that are given to those who overcome.
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Dec 5, 2023 · Use these words to help the children understand why the Lord does not want us to be lukewarm. What words can we think of to describe the way He wants us to be? Share why you want to be fully committed to the Savior, and invite the children to share their thoughts as well.
Kids Bible lessons and ministry resources that teach from the New Testament book of Revelation.
- God Is Watching His Church, and He Has Expectations For His people.
- Jesus Is The Lion and The Lamb.
- We All Get to Choose Whose Side We’Re on.
- Jesus Is Returning, and We Want to Be Ready.
Compared to the rest of the book, the first three chapters of Revelation are easier to explain to kids. Jesus talks about seven different churches and gives what we might call a “performance review” of each one. For most of them, He points out the things that are good and the things that are bad in the church. What we want kids to see is that God c...
In Revelation 5, Jesus is called the Lion of the tribe of Judah, a reference that goes all the way back to Genesis 49:8-10. Kids tend to like lions a lot and will be able to talk about qualities associated with a lion: fierceness, power, might, royalty, worthy of respect and awe. But while Jesus is described as a lion, what John sees when Jesus com...
There is a lot of symbolism in Revelation. There’s a dragon and beasts and a pregnant woman and a lot of talk about Babylon. Instead of breaking all of these down, stick to the bigger picture of what the symbols tell us: we have a choice about who we’re going to follow. We can put our hope and trust in “Babylon”—the nations and rulers of this world...
There’s a natural curiosity in all of us—kids and adults alike—to know if this world’s going to end and how it’s going to end. A lot of us would also like to know whenit’s going to end. For many centuries, people have looked to the book of Revelation to find these answers. What they find, instead, is confusion. What does it all mean? We can help ki...
- You don’t need gimmicks to make it interesting. Youth (all people really) are naturally curious about the book of Revelation. They may be confused when first reading through the book, but they definitely won’t be bored.
- It keeps us all humble. After a while of walking with Christ, we can start to feel like we have the Bible tamed and God pretty well confined to a certain theological box.
- Revelation sharpens our Christian imagination. We’re all moved by visuals. Social media like Instagram and Snapchat reflect this heightened reality among youth.
- It reshapes how we perceive the world around us. As you actually get into the book of Revelation, you’ll see that it has as much to say—if not more—about our lives and the world today as it does about Jesus’ second coming.
Here are the 4 principles I use to study the book of Revelation. Remember that the Bible is a divine Revelation and can only be understood with spiritual eyes. Always pray for the Holy Spirit to guide your understanding while studying the Bible. (1 Cor. 2:12-13) Revelation was written for the church, God’s people – past, present and future.
May 17, 2020 · Use this children’s Sunday School lesson to reveal the glory of Christ to your students. Needed: Bibles, a blackboard, whiteboard, or large piece of paper to write on, drawing paper, crayons or colored pencils. Divide students into two teams for a game of Freeze Tag.
