Youth Group Lessons
The simplest way to define peace is to ask a child or watch a child’s reaction to the world around him. Kids define peace based on what they see, hear, and experience in their daily surroundings. To a child, peace
Some kids scare easily. In a recent study of six and seven-year-olds, Penn State psychologist Cindy Dell Clark found that most parents underestimate just how terrifying Halloween can be for young kids. Sometimes they are unable to differentiate between real
Has God ever asked you to do something you didn’t want to do? Kids can be brutally honest when they don’t want to do what they have been told. They will tell you why they don’t want to do what
Kids learn how to read and write, but often we assume they will naturally develop skills like kindness and empathy. Some children have a hard time putting themselves in other people’s shoes or knowing how to be kind. Use this
Jealousy is counting another’s blessings instead of your own. While most adults know how awful envy feels, it can be difficult for children to handle their feelings of jealousy. Use this game on jealousy, followed by a quick bible lesson
When you’re a kid, many of your fears are irrational. As grown-ups, we conquer those fears as we discover that there are no monsters under our bed or in the closet, and that thunderstorms are mostly just noise and not
Here’s a free lesson for your children’s ministry (K-5th grade) on the topic of courage, based on the story of David & Goliath in 1 Samuel 17. It includes a fun opening game, awesome Biblical lesson, and a fun activity