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The world says just the opposite. Here are some things you might hear on television or at school. You may even hear this kind of talk from other kids or even from some grownups: “It’s better to be rich and proud, so that you can take whatever you want. It’s better to be bold and pushy; that way you can conquer the earth. If you want to win, you can’t worry about hurting other people.” Those aren’t the sorts of things that Jesus taught, are they? Continue reading Blessed Are… January 27th, 2014 | Tags: 4th Sunday, 4th Sunday after Epiphany, blessed, blessed are, children's message, children's sermon, children's sermons, Competition, epiphany, Fourth Sunday, free, free children's sermon, God's love, gospel, humility, Jesus, kindness, lowly, Matt. 5, Matthew 5, meek, Sermon on the Mount | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment If everyone scoots in real close, we’ll see how many people we can get under this dark blanket. (Gather with the children under the blanket.) It’s pretty dark under here, isn’t it? I wanted to read a Bible verse to you, but now it’s so dark I don’t know if I can. But I think I have something that might help. (Retrieve the flashlight out of your bag.) This flashlight will really help; just the thing to push back the darkness. (Turn on the light.) That makes a big difference, doesn’t it? I can see much better. Here’s the Bible verse; Isaiah, chapter 9, “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; those who lived in a land of deep darkness; on them light has shined” (v. 2 NRSV). Continue reading A Great Light January 23rd, 2014 | Tags: children's message, children's sermon, children's sermons, darkness, epiphany, free, free children's sermon, fulfillment, guidance, Isaiah, Isaiah 4, light, Light of the World, Revelation, Third Sunday after Epiphany | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment It is a sad thing to watch a lamb be killed. But when the people sacrificed a lamb, they were reminded that sin is a very sad thing as well. They knew that God was sparing their own lives when the lamb was killed in their place. They knew that this lamb was specially chosen as the most perfect lamb from the flock for the sacrifice. An innocent lamb has done nothing wrong and has not sinned. Still, this lamb was dying in the place of the people who had sinned. Continue reading Lamb of God January 17th, 2014 | Tags: 2nd Sunday after Epiphany, altar, Behold the Lamb of God, children's message, children's sermon, children's sermons, epiphany, expiation, free, free children's sermon, God's love, Jesus, John, John 1:29, John the Baptist, lamb, lamb of God, sacrifice, sin, sins | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment For the First Sunday after New Year’s Day From “Barefoot in the Snow” (download book at left) Scripture Reference: Luke 3:21-22  “You are my Son, whom I love; with you I am well pleased.”  It’s a new year, isn’t it? Happy New Year! Did any of you stay up until midnight to greet the New Year? (Let children respond. You may share how your family celebrated the New Year. You may have your own traditions that would work as an illustration, or Continue reading Barefoot in the Snow January 2nd, 2014 | Tags: challenge, children's message, children's sermon, children's sermons, courage, determination, free, free children's sermon, Jesus, kidsermons, love, New Year, New Year's Day, resolution, Sunday after New Year's | Category: Children's Sermons | Leave a comment |
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