Show Notes
Kids will learn that prayer is how we talk with God and that one important type of prayer is praise.
⭐ What Kids Will Learn:
🙏 Prayer is how we talk with God.
✨ We pray to God the Father, through Jesus the Son, by the power of the Holy Spirit.
🎉 Praise is telling God how great He is.
⛓️ Paul and Silas praised God even while they were in prison.
❤️ God is always good and worthy of praise, no matter our circumstances.
📖 Bible Passage:
Acts 16:25
🏡 Try This at Home:
🙌 As a family, take turns sharing one thing you love about God and praise Him for it.
📝 Write or say a short prayer of praise together before bed.
📖 Read Acts 16:25-34 and talk about why Paul and Silas were able to praise God even in prison.
🎵 Sing the Lord's Prayer song together and practice memorizing Jesus' example of prayer.
❓ 5-Second Fly Through Review:
God wants to talk with us. The primary way God talks with us is through the _____ (BIBLE)
The primary way we talk to God is through ______ (PRAYER)
We pray TO the _____ (FATHER)
We pray THROUGH the _____ (SON)
We pray BY the power of the _____ (HOLY SPIRIT)
True or False? One type of prayer is praise? (TRUE)
True or False? God only listens to our prayers at dinnertime? (FALSE! GOD IS ATTENTIVE, HE ALWAYS HEARS AND RESPONDS TO HIS PEOPLE)
🎶 Song Featured:
The Lord's Prayer by The Village Kids
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