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Week 32 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 32

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Junior / Adult — Week 32

When God Lets Go
Maturity, Trust, and Faithful Responsibility

This lesson explores the process of Christian maturity. As we grow in faith, God teaches us to step out responsibly in service rather than expecting Him to carry out what He has equipped us to do[cite: 35]. When trials make our walk seem difficult, resting in God's promises helps us persevere through discouragement without losing heart[cite: 35].

Key Insight: True spiritual victory comes not from relying on human self-effort alone, but from submitting our daily obedience to the Lord as we walk with Him[cite: 35].

GOD Bless You All. : )[cite: 35]

Grades 3–6 — Week 32

Moses: To Everything There is a Time
The Life of Moses — Lesson 3 (by Lisa DeVinney)

Moses in Midian

Teacher’s Notes: While Moses tended sheep in the wilderness of Midian, God was quietly preparing him for his future calling[cite: 35]. The Israelites learned that God works in His own timing, which often requires patient waiting[cite: 35]. Even when the answer to our prayers seems delayed, God’s timetable is always purposeful and perfect[cite: 35].

Home Activity:[cite: 35]

Consider prayers that seemed unanswered right away[cite: 35]. Reflect on how God’s timing prepares our hearts, and practice thanking Him in advance for His faithful answers that come in His appointed time[cite: 35].

Primary Level — Week 32

Listening to Jesus
Guided by the Spirit of Truth (by Julie Pisacane)

Listening to Jesus

Opening Prayer: Pray together asking God to open our minds and hearts to listen carefully to the words and teachings of our Savior, Jesus Christ[cite: 35].

Luke 24:45: “Then opened he their understanding, that they might understand the scriptures[cite: 35]...”

John 16:13: “Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth[cite: 35]...”
Discussion Questions:
  1. Where do we find the spoken words and commands of Jesus today (the Holy Scriptures)[cite: 35]?
  2. Who illuminates God's Word and helps believers understand it (the Holy Spirit)[cite: 35]?
  3. How can we show that we are actively listening to Jesus in our daily choices?

Close in Prayer.[cite: 35]

Julie Pisacane ©[cite: 35]