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Week 7 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 7

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Junior / Adult — Week 7

God Is Love
The Inseparable Bond of Divine Grace

God Is Love
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This study explores the depth of God's love and the forgiving power available to all believers. Grounded in Romans 8:38-39, we are reminded that nothing in heaven or on earth can sever us from the love of God in Christ Jesus.

Key Truth: Rest in the assurance that when we turn to Christ in repentance and faith, His everlasting love secures our souls.

GOD Bless You All. : )

Grades 3–6 — Week 7

David: Facing the Danger
Lesson 3: A Faithful Friend (by Lisa DeVinney)

David and Jonathan
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Focuses on the deep friendship between David and Jonathan in the face of King Saul's jealousy. Even when loyalty came with personal danger, David and Jonathan honored their covenant, showing how faithful love endures through adversity.

Review Questions & Worksheet Activities:
  1. Fill-in-the-blank questions on Jonathan, David, King Saul, and Mephibosheth.
  2. True/False review exploring Jonathan's defense of David and their covenant.
  3. Discussion on what it means to be a loyal, godly friend.
Primary Level — Week 7

Prepared
By Julie Pisacane

Prepared
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Opening Prayer: We thank God for His preparation in our lives and for the promises that give us peace and joy.

Classroom Discussion:

Children discuss what it means to get ready for daily tasks, meals, trips, and weather. The lesson connects this to how God prepared Eden for Adam and Eve (Genesis 1) and how He prepares good works and an eternal home for His children.

Close in Prayer.

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