Eating the Worlds Hottest Gummy Bear
This week, the guys compete in a rocket launching challenge, and the loser has to eat the world's hottest gummy bear! We also learn about Jesus going back up to Heaven!
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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 01Materials: Optional get the gummy bear!! https://amzn.to/3tjjIP1
Objective: • Understand the significance of the Ascension of Jesus. • Reflect on the implications of the Ascension for Christian beliefs.
What do you know about the life of Jesus? Briefly review key events such as his birth, ministry, death, and resurrection.
• Define Ascension: Explain that the Ascension refers to Jesus' return to heaven 40 days after his resurrection. It signifies the completion of his earthly ministry.
• Discuss why the Ascension is important in Christian theology. Emphasize that it marks Jesus' exaltation and his return to the Father.
• Explain that Jesus' ascension paved the way for the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, as promised by Jesus.
• Discuss the idea that, just as Jesus ascended to heaven, Christians believe they will one day be with Him in heaven.
Closing: Wrap up the lesson by revisiting the key points and encouraging students to ask questions. Remind them that the Ascension is a pivotal moment in the Christian narrative, and its significance extends to the hope of eternal life for believers.
Eating the Worlds Hottest Gummy Bear Instructions
Section 01Materials: Optional get the gummy bear!! https://amzn.to/3tjjIP1
Objective: • Understand the significance of the Ascension of Jesus. • Reflect on the implications of the Ascension for Christian beliefs.
What do you know about the life of Jesus? Briefly review key events such as his birth, ministry, death, and resurrection.
• Define Ascension: Explain that the Ascension refers to Jesus' return to heaven 40 days after his resurrection. It signifies the completion of his earthly ministry.
• Discuss why the Ascension is important in Christian theology. Emphasize that it marks Jesus' exaltation and his return to the Father.
• Explain that Jesus' ascension paved the way for the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, as promised by Jesus.
• Discuss the idea that, just as Jesus ascended to heaven, Christians believe they will one day be with Him in heaven.
Closing: Wrap up the lesson by revisiting the key points and encouraging students to ask questions. Remind them that the Ascension is a pivotal moment in the Christian narrative, and its significance extends to the hope of eternal life for believers.