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Week 6 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 6

World Sunday School first appeared on the Internet on May 14, 2003[cite: 51]. Since that time, this independent website has supplied weekly graded Sunday School lessons and handouts to help Sunday School teachers worldwide enrich the lives of children and youth[cite: 51].

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Junior / Adult — Week 6

God Is Faithful
Our Deliverer Through Dark Times

God Is Faithful
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This week is about glorifying God and encouraging all who are facing trials[cite: 51]. His love is a shield in our lives, especially through hardship[cite: 51]. God is our deliverer, and He remains steadfastly faithful[cite: 51].

Consistent teaching and grounding in God's Word forms an anchor that preserves us in every season[cite: 51]. Even when storms rage, the Lord brings His people through with victory[cite: 51].

GOD Bless You All. : )[cite: 51]

Grades 3–6 — Week 6

David: Facing the Danger
Lesson 2: A Giant Slayer (by Lisa DeVinney)

David Facing Danger
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This lesson reviews David's courageous confrontation against Goliath[cite: 51]. God provided David with the strength to overcome impossible odds, demonstrating that the battle belongs to the Lord[cite: 51].

Review Quiz:[cite: 51]
  1. Goliath of Gath was a giant from the family of the ____________________[cite: 51].
  2. Goliath challenged the army of Israel for ____________________ days[cite: 51].
  3. David refused King Saul’s ____________________ because it had not been tested[cite: 51].
  4. With five smooth stones and a sling, David triumphed through faith[cite: 51].
Primary Level — Week 6

Praying and Singing
By Julie Pisacane

Praying and Singing
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Opening Prayer: May our Heavenly Father help us understand the reasons we are able to sing and pray with joy and gladness from our hearts each day[cite: 51].

Follow-Up Questions:[cite: 51]
  1. What were Paul and Silas doing around midnight (Acts 16:25)[cite: 51]? (Praying and singing hymns to God)[cite: 51]
  2. Who could hear them[cite: 51]? (The other prisoners were listening)[cite: 51]
  3. What happened suddenly[cite: 51]? (A great earthquake shook the foundations of the prison)[cite: 51]
  4. What did the jailer ask Paul[cite: 51]? (“Sirs, what must I do to be saved?”)[cite: 51]
  5. Memory Verse (Acts 16:31):
    “Believe on the Lord ____________________ and thou shalt be ____________________, thou and thy house.”[cite: 51]

Close in Prayer.[cite: 51]

Julie Pisacane ©[cite: 51]