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Week 10 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 10

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Junior / Adult — Week 10

God's Love Letter
The Living Power of Scripture

The Bible - God's Love Letter
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Today’s lesson focuses on the Holy Scriptures and the profound way God’s Word transforms lives across every generation. His Word is truth and stands firm forever.

Matthew 4:4: “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.”

Psalm 119:105: “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”

GOD Bless You All. : )

Grades 3–6 — Week 10

Elijah: Where God Guides, He Provides
Lesson 2: God Provides When the River Runs Dry (by Lisa DeVinney)

Elijah and the Widow
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Author’s Notes: This lesson continues the series on Elijah. When the brook Cherith dried up during the drought, God sent Elijah to Zarephath, where a widow shared her remaining meal and oil. God miraculously sustained them, reminding us that where He guides, He provides!

Fill in the Blanks:
  1. God told His prophet ____________________ to leave the brook, and go to the city of Zarephath.
  2. Queen ____________________ was from the region of Zidon.
  3. God told Elijah that a ____________________ woman would take care of him.
  4. The widow woman went right away to get Elijah some ____________________.
  5. The woman told Elijah she did not have enough ____________________ for Elijah and her family.

True or False:
  1. The brook God had sent Elijah to dried up in the drought.
  2. When Elijah arrived in Zarephath, he could not find the widow.
  3. The widow thought that she and her son would soon starve to death.
  4. The widow made herself some food first, then fed Elijah with what was left.
  5. God provided the widow with an endless supply of meal and oil.
Primary Level — Week 10

Rainbow
By Julie Pisacane

Rainbow
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Opening Prayer: We ask our Heavenly Father to reveal the promise He made to all the earth through the rainbow — a beautiful sign of His everlasting mercy and love.

Teacher Summary & Craft:

Summarize the account of Noah and the Ark, explaining why Noah's family was spared from the flood and how God placed the rainbow in the sky as a covenant (Genesis 9).

Craft Idea: Have children paint or draw a rainbow with colored pencils, crayons, or paint, adding clouds, sunshine, trees, and family underneath!

Close in Prayer.

Julie Pisacane ©