God is Faithful
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Parent’s Corner- October 10, 2021
“Know therefore that the LORD your God is God, the faithful God, who keeps covenant and steadfast love with those who love Him and keep His commandments, to a thousand generations.” Deuteronomy 7:9
God’s faithfulness is evident in all of our lessons this week!
God was faithful to hear Hannah’s prayer. While God, in His wisdom, may not always give us what we think we want, we can know that He always hears our prayers.
God was (and still is!) faithful to the covenant He made to never again flood the earth. His promise to Noah, and reminder through the gift of the rainbow still stand! God will keep His promises!
God is faithful to supply all of our needs, especially when He gives us an especially difficult task like He gave Moses.
I pray as we go about our week, that we might keep these promises and examples of faithfulness in mind as we seek to know God more and trust in Him. As a family, make a list of all of the ways God has proven Himself to be faithful. . . I pray that you will be strengthened and encouraged as you do so!
This Week in Sunday School. . .
2s/3s- A Baby for Hannah- The Story of an Answered Prayer
Scripture- 1 Samuel 1
Lesson Truth- God answered Hannah’s Prayer
Aims for the Children- to do at least one of the following during this lesson:
Learn a prayer of thanks to God
Identify Whom we pray to
Affirm that God hears our prayers
Identify things that we pray for
4s-5th Grade- God Preserves Noah
Scripture- Genesis 8:1-9:17
Principle- God is loving and keeps His promises.
Ask your Child- What covenant did God make with mankind?
Apply- By trusting that God will always do what He says.
This Week- As a family, read Genesis 8:1-9:17
Next Week- Genesis 11:1-9
Children’s Church- God raises Moses to lead Israel
Scripture- Exodus 3-4
Principle- God’s plans cannot be stopped.
Ask Your Child- What did God call Moses to do?
Apply- By trusting God because His plans are perfect.
This Week- As a family, read Exodus 3-4
Next Week- Exodus 7-10