Show Notes
We'll learn that God is good through an amazing miracle Jesus performed when He fed thousands of people with just five loaves of bread and two fish. This true story from the Bible shows that Jesus has God’s power, cares deeply for people, and meets our greatest need—to be saved from sin.
🌟 What Kids Will Learn:
What a miracle is and why Jesus performed miracles
Why we can trust that the Bible is God’s true word
How Jesus fed more than 5,000 people with a very small amount of food
That God cares for both our physical needs and our hearts
Why Jesus came to save sinners and show that God is good
📖 Bible Passage:
Mark 6:41–43
🧠 Big Truth:
God is good. Jesus showed God’s goodness and power through miracles—and by coming to save sinners like us.
🏡 Try This at Home:
🍞 Read Together: Read Mark 6:41–43 as a family and talk about what surprised you most in the story.
🙏 Thankfulness Game: Take turns thanking God for good gifts He’s given you until someone runs out of ideas.
❤️ Talk It Through: Ask, “What does this story teach us about how Jesus cares for people?”
🎶 Sing It Again: Sing the song from today’s episode and talk about what it means that God is good.
🎶 Song Featured:
God is Good by The Village Kids
Grab your copy of Sing the Bible: 52 Bible Verses for Kids to Learn and Sing wherever books are sold or visit HarvestHousePublishers.com/Sing — and start singing God’s Word together!
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