Show Notes
Anna and Matt meet their friend Kim the Meteorologist to learn that God is Glorious — He shows His greatness and worth! When Jesus was transfigured on the mountain, His disciples saw His shining glory and heard God speak from the cloud. Jesus is truly God, and He alone deserves our worship and praise.
What You’ll Learn:
✨ God is Glorious: He shows His greatness and worth.
⛰️ The Transfiguration: Jesus’ face shone like the sun because He is truly God.
👂 God the Father Spoke: “This is my beloved Son… listen to Him.”
🙌 We Glorify God: We show honor and enjoy God as most valuable.
🎵 Song We Sing: “God Made Everything” — celebrating God as Creator and worthy of all glory!
Try This at Home:
🗣️ Talk Together: Ask, “What makes God greater than anything else?”
🌄 Name His Glory: On a walk, point out things God made and say, “God is glorious!”
🎨 Make a Glory Poster: Write “God is Glorious” and decorate it with bright colors or sun rays.
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