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Blinky’s Family Challenge

God loves you so much! He’s always with you everywhere you go. God’s always listening.

Directions

  1. When you go to a different place in your home or around your community ask, ”Oh, look, where are we now?”

  2. Next, ask, “Do you think God can hear us when we’re here?”

  3. Finally, ask, “Do you think we can hear God when we’re here?”

  4. Pray together, thanking God for talking with you everywhere you go.

Review Time!
Say With Me Ages 2-3
Q&A Ages 4–Kindergarten


Say Together: Talk with God!

Why does God listen to you? He loves me.


Say Together: God always listens

Is God always listening? Yes



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“Shout of Victory”


“I Can SHOUT For Victory If I Don’t Give Up!”


“So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will

reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up.” – Galatians 6:9


Read:

Joshua 6


DISCUSS:

- Who was the leader of the Israelite Army?

- What city did God tell Joshua to destroy?

- How many times did Joshua and the army march around the wall

on the last day?

- What happened to the walls of Jericho when the Israelites

shouted?


Say:

We are often faced with difficult, and even impossible,

circumstances. Sometimes, the enemy, Satan, tries to trick us

and make us feel discouraged when we’re faced with those tough

times. Sometimes he will try to make us think God isn’t able to or

doesn’t want to help us out. Then, we quit.

We know that God has already won the victory and defeated

the devil, so we shouldn’t be discouraged and afraid of what will

happen when we’re faced with tough times. Instead, we should

be patient through our battles and SHOUT about the victory we

know we have with God on our side.

When we remember that God sent His Son, Jesus, to defeat the

devil and win the ultimate victory, that should cause us to SHOUT

for victory!


Pray:

Pray that your children will not grow tired of doing good but will

shout even before they see the victory because they have faith

and know that God has already won the victory!


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Encounter Student Ministry

Sermon on the Mount Week 4 “God’s Law”

  • Matthew 5:18-20


    1. How did you view God’s laws before this message?

    2. Do you see them in a new light now? If you do, how do you view them now?

    3. How do you think the Law can help you become more like Jesus?

Challenge: Are there certain things in God’s law that you struggle to follow or understand? If so, reach out to a spiritually mature adult and talk about them.



Sunday Morning Worship

No longer working for man! (Part 5) - Going Deeper Questions

Sunday, November 9, 2025


Question #1: When people observe your attitude at work—especially under pressure—would they recognize that you serve Christ? Are there areas in your work life where you’ve compartmentalized your faith and left Jesus out of the process?


Question #2: How do you typically respond when corrected, overlooked, or asked to do something you don’t want to do? What would change in your daily routine if you began to consciously say, “Lord, this task is my offering to You”?

Question #3: How does your current work ethic reflect your level of commitment to God? Do you give your best effort only when you’re being watched—or consistently, even when no one notices? How might God want to use your diligence and integrity to reach someone in your workplace for Him?

Question #4: If you’re in a position of authority, do the people under your leadership feel valued, respected, and encouraged? Have you ever allowed power, title, or frustration to cloud your witness at work? How can you use your influence to lift others up and bring light to the culture of your workplace?

Question #5: How often do you find yourself seeking recognition from people instead of resting in God’s approval? When you feel unseen or unappreciated, do you still give your best as unto the Lord? What does it mean to you personally that God keeps good records—even when others overlook your effort?

Question #6: What motivates you most in your work—the paycheck, the promotion, or the opportunity to honor God? How might your perspective change if you fully believed that heaven rewards every act of faithfulness done in secret?

Challenge: 

  1. Before starting your day, take 60 seconds to pray: “Lord, I’m working for You today. Help my attitude, actions, and words reflect You.”

  2. Choose one area this week to intentionally raise your standard—whether it’s punctuality, thoroughness, honesty, or how you talk about others.

  3. Do one intentional act of kindness or encouragement for a coworker, boss, or employee.