Tag Archives: Fear
Cross-Cultural Leadership (DEVOTION)
In your groups, read or skim the following Scriptures. Then answer the questions below. Exodus 2:11-22 Exodus 3:7-22 Exodus 4:10-19, 27-31 Exodus 5:1-23 Exodus 6:1-12 Exodus 7:8-13, 22-24 Exodus 12:31-38 Exodus 14:10-31 What cross-cultural challenges did Moses face in … Continue reading
Filed under conflict management, Conflict Resolution, culture, Decision making, Devotion, leadership, Management, Moses
Comfort Zone (OBJECT LESSON)
Audience Children, Teens, Adults Time 10-15 minutes Description This game helps participants to understand how important it is to step our of our comfort zones in order to grow. You can use the story of Abraham (Abram at the time) … Continue reading
Filed under Abraham, Abram, Belief, blessing, Challenges, Character, Comfort Zone, courage, faith, God's Plan, God's Will, Obedience, Object Lesson, Sarah, test, Trust
Under the Radar (GAME)
Audience Teens, Adults Time 30-35 minutes Description This game helps participants to understand how challenging it is to get feedback “in under the radar” without raising the intended recipient’s defensiveness. Participants will enjoy trying to get beanbags into a target. … Continue reading
Out of Orbit (Obj Lesson)
Time 10-15 minutes Description This object lesson teaches about how difficult it can be for us to stay focused on following Jesus. Scriptures Philippians 3:12-14 Materials A toy rocket or spaceship (or if you don’t have anything like that, … Continue reading
Filed under Challenges, Daily walk, God's Will, Jesus, Obedience, Object Lesson, Pride, Repentance, sanctification, Satan's tactics, Spiritual Growth, temptation
F.E.A.R. (Obj Lesson)
Time 15 minutes Description This object lesson teaches about fear and how to deal with it. Audience Children, youth, adults Materials o F.E.A.R. Acronym Cards (You can find these on the Lesson and Material Downloads page at www.teachthem.wordpress.com in the … Continue reading
Filed under Belief, Christianity, Coping skills, courage, Fear, Object Lesson, Trust, Worry