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Week 33 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 33

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Junior / Adult — Week 33

When Life Quakes
Hope, Healing, and Trust in the Shaking

When Life Quakes
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Just as natural earthquakes shake the ground, personal crises and sudden losses can cause our entire lives to tremble. In those painful seasons, God remains our unshakable rock[cite: 36]. He can redeem our broken circumstances and turn what feels like an ending into a new beginning through His grace and redeeming power[cite: 36].

Key Encouragement: Allow God to use the trials of life to mold, shape, and strengthen your faith so that you can minister comfort and hope to others facing similar struggles[cite: 36].

GOD Bless You All. : )[cite: 36]

Grades 3–6 — Week 33

Moses: An Awesome God Calls a Hesitant Servant
The Burning Bush (by Lisa DeVinney)

The Burning Bush
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Teacher’s Notes: After forty years of shepherding in the desert, Moses encountered God at the burning bush on Mount Horeb[cite: 36]. Although Moses felt unqualified and hesitant to speak, God showed patience and promised His divine presence and power to guide him every step of the way[cite: 36].

Class Prayer & Application:[cite: 36]

Lord, give us open ears and willing hearts when You call us to serve[cite: 36]. When feelings of inadequacy arise, help us replace our excuses with simple trust: “Show me the way, Lord, and I will follow[cite: 36]!”

Primary Level — Week 33

Look Both Ways
The Blessing of an Obedient Heart (by Julie Pisacane)

Look Both Ways
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Opening Prayer: Lord, grant us attentive and obedient hearts so we may listen to the loving boundaries and instructions You set before us[cite: 36].

Proverbs 22:6: “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it[cite: 36].”
Classroom Discussion:[cite: 36]
  1. Why do parents and teachers instruct us to look both ways before crossing the road (for our safety and protection)[cite: 36]?
  2. How does obeying God's Word protect us from spiritual harm and danger?
  3. In what areas of your daily routine can you practice joyful obedience this week?

Close in Prayer.[cite: 36]

Julie Pisacane ©[cite: 36]