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DISCUSSION Review the story of Rahab in Joshua 2:1-21 and 6:20-25.
Take some time for people to share prayer requests. Then pray. First, pray about what was discussed—confessing how we experience God's grace today. Then pray for each other's prayer requests. ICEBREAKER
What's it like to try to explain your family system to someone else? DISCUSSION
Take some time for people to share prayer requests. Then pray. First, pray about what was discussed—confessing how we sin in similar ways today and asking for God's help to fulfill his kingdom. Then pray for each others prayer requests. ICEBREAKERS
GOD IS HOLY
Take time to ask everyone in your group if they have any prayer requests. Then for prayer, first take turns praising God for his holiness, for his moral purity, for his righteousness and justice, and for his goodness. Then pray for each other. ICEBREAKERS
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS GOD IS CREATOR
PRAYER Take time to ask everyone in your group if they have any prayer requests. Then for prayer, first take turns praising God for being our Creator, for the amazing nature of creation itself, for the beauty of the earth and the universe, and the amazing intricacies of human life. Thank God for providing for us all through the years, even when we feel like he's absent and when we rebel against him. Then pray for each other. ICEBREAKERS
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
PRAYER Take time to ask everyone in your group if they have any prayer requests. Then for prayer, first take turns praising God for being the great I AM, the eternal spirit, the self-existing God who is the Holy Trinity (three-in-one) yet who is also always with us. Then pray for each other. Icebreakers
To start the discussion, choose one of the following Icebreaker Questions. (Or more than one if time allows.) You may want to ask these before the teaching video, whatever works best for you.
These questions are a guide to get the conversation started in your group—don’t feel like you need to ask everything you see here! As long as you’re having a conversation, you’re on the right track. Also, feel free to adjust the questions to fit the needs of your specific group.
PARENT CUE: Decide which times of day or week work best for you to be intentional with your kids. You may want to schedule them in your calendar. Choose to prioritize those times this week (and the weeks going forward) and watch what happens! For additional learning, check out “The Rhythm Of Your Week” section in your Phase Guide. For more phase specific cues to build into the rhythm of your week, download the Parent Cue App. Icebreakers
To start the discussion, choose one of the following Icebreaker Questions. (Or more than one if time allows.) You may want to ask these before the teaching video, whatever works best for you.
These questions are a guide to get the conversation started in your group—don’t feel like you need to ask everything you see here! As long as you’re having a conversation, you’re on the right track. Also, feel free to adjust the questions to fit the needs of your specific group.
PARENT CUE: Choose one simple thing to do this week to help your family connect to a bigger story—talk about your faith, ask your child a question, volunteer/help someone in need, discover something new about God in a story from the Bible. For additional ideas for the phase you are in now, read about the Faith Conversation in the Four Conversations section of your Phase Guide. Icebreakers
To start the discussion, choose one of the following Icebreaker Questions. (Or more than one if time allows.) You may want to ask these before the teaching video, whatever works best for you.
These questions are a guide to get the conversation started in your group—don’t feel like you need to ask everything you see here! As long as you’re having a conversation, you’re on the right track. Also, feel free to adjust the questions to fit the needs of your specific group.
PARENT CUE: Evaluate where you are on each of these three issues. Choose one thing you can do next to help move your child in a better direction in one of these areas. To begin, check out the “Four Conversations To Have In This Phase” section in your Phase Guide. Icebreakers
To start the discussion, choose one of the following Icebreaker Questions. (Or more than one if time allows.) You may want to ask these before the teaching video, whatever works best for you.
These questions are a guide to get the conversation started in your group—don’t feel like you need to ask everything you see here! As long as you’re having a conversation, you’re on the right track. Also, feel free to adjust the questions to fit the needs of your specific group.
PARENT CUE: Choose one of the six things to focus on this week with your child and decide on one thing you will do. How can you build this into your weekly routine? For additional reading, check out the “Six Things Every Kid Needs” in your Phase Guide. Icebreakers
To start the discussion, choose one of the following Icebreaker questions. (Or more than one if time allows.) You may want to ask these before the teaching video, whatever works best for you.
These questions are a guide to get the conversation started in your group—don’t feel like you need to ask everything you see here! As long as you’re having a conversation, you’re on the right track. Also, feel free to adjust the questions to fit the needs of your specific group.
PARENT CUE: Practice becoming a student of your child this week. Are there any likes, dislikes or behaviors you see in your child that you didn’t notice until now? Keep watching and see how much you can learn! For additional reading, check out the “Discover This Phase” section of your Phase Guide in the Family Toolbox at the church. |
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