Water Park Worry | Road Trip 4

The Road Trip series concludes with the guys going to a water park. The only problem is Pastor Brent is terrified of water! Tune in to see if Pastor Brent overcomes his fear and learn how God is always with us.
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Water Park Worry | Road Trip 4

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This one-year series, perfect for 4th-7th graders, is designed to engage families with fun games, exciting challenges, and Bible stories that teach about the love of Jesus.

Small Group Instructions

Section 01

Objective: To convey the unwavering presence of God in our lives, emphasizing His constant companionship through various life experiences.

Begin with an interactive icebreaker to engage the students and create a positive atmosphere. Consider asking them about instances when they felt alone or overwhelmed, and if they've ever experienced a strong sense of support or companionship.

Read and discuss key verses that highlight God's enduring presence:

Discuss the following stories from the Bible with the students. If they are unfamiliar with one or need reminding, have a student look it up and read it. 

Discuss how God was with Daniel in a challenging situation and how His presence brought deliverance.

Explore the story of the three friends who stood firm in their faith, with God present in the midst of the flames.

Reflect on how Jesus' presence brought peace in the midst of a storm, emphasizing His control over challenging circumstances.

Discussion and Reflection: Facilitate a discussion on times when the students have felt God's presence or struggled to recognize it. Encourage them to share personal stories or thoughts on how knowing that God is always with them impacts their lives.

Application: Connect the lesson to the students' daily lives. Provide practical ways they can cultivate awareness of God's presence, such as prayer, Scripture reading, and reflection.

Closing Prayer: Lead a closing prayer, thanking God for His unwavering presence and asking for the strength to remember His faithfulness in all circumstances.Conclusion: Remind the students that, no matter what challenges they face, God is with them. Encourage them to carry this truth with them throughout the week, finding comfort and courage in the knowledge that they are never alone.

Water Park Worry | Road Trip 4 Instructions

Section 01

Objective: To convey the unwavering presence of God in our lives, emphasizing His constant companionship through various life experiences.

Begin with an interactive icebreaker to engage the students and create a positive atmosphere. Consider asking them about instances when they felt alone or overwhelmed, and if they've ever experienced a strong sense of support or companionship.

Read and discuss key verses that highlight God's enduring presence:

Discuss the following stories from the Bible with the students. If they are unfamiliar with one or need reminding, have a student look it up and read it. 

Discuss how God was with Daniel in a challenging situation and how His presence brought deliverance.

Explore the story of the three friends who stood firm in their faith, with God present in the midst of the flames.

Reflect on how Jesus' presence brought peace in the midst of a storm, emphasizing His control over challenging circumstances.

Discussion and Reflection: Facilitate a discussion on times when the students have felt God's presence or struggled to recognize it. Encourage them to share personal stories or thoughts on how knowing that God is always with them impacts their lives.

Application: Connect the lesson to the students' daily lives. Provide practical ways they can cultivate awareness of God's presence, such as prayer, Scripture reading, and reflection.

Closing Prayer: Lead a closing prayer, thanking God for His unwavering presence and asking for the strength to remember His faithfulness in all circumstances.Conclusion: Remind the students that, no matter what challenges they face, God is with them. Encourage them to carry this truth with them throughout the week, finding comfort and courage in the knowledge that they are never alone.