Growing In Christ Sunday School: Upper Elementary-Student Pack (OT2) (#460222)
: God Protects His People In Egypt And The Exodus

Name: Growing In Christ Sunday School: Upper Elementary-Student Pack (OT2) (#460222)
SKU: 653912
Price: 6.50 USD
Availability: InStock

By Concordia

Product Description

Overview The Upper Elementary Student Pack, for grades 3 to 5, ages 8–11, includes a lesson leaflet and a Bible Discovery Guide. The colorful lesson leaflet includes realistic Bible art, the scripture reference for the Bible story, the Bible story key point, faith words, Bible words, review activities, and weekly devotion suggestions. The Bible Discovery Guide features highly visual articles that provide historical and cultural context for each week’s Bible lesson. The thirteen Old Testament Bible stories covered in the God Protects His People in Egypt and the Exodus quarter are: Joseph and His Brothers Joseph’s Troubles Joseph Feeds Egypt Joseph Forgives The Birth of Moses Moses and the Burning Bush Moses and the Plagues The Passover Crossing the Red Sea God Provides Manna, Water, and Quail The Ten Commandments Worship in the Tabernacle The Bronze Serpent Order one per student.

Product Specifics

Item ID: 653912

ISBN-10: 0758650884

ISBN-13: 9780758650887

Speedy: 190751

Publication Date: Jan 1, 2016

Format: Boxed Set

Language: ENG

About Concordia

"Each study in the God's Word for Today series provides an in-depth exploration of a book of the Bible. Each session includes: - background information on the book of the Bible, its author, audience, occasion, and purpose - learning experiences that promote exciting and challenging discussions - notes for leaders that answer questions, suggest a learning process, and provide additional information - discussion starters that help participants apply God's Word to their daily lives About God's Word for Today: 1 and 2 Thessalonians. God gave Paul a vision. In it, a man from Macedonia pleaded with Paul saying, ""Come over to Macedonia and help us"" (Acts 16:9). Following the Lord's call, Paul and his entourage eventually reached Thessalonica. In his two letters addressed to the Thessalonian Christians, Paul expresses his deep care as a founding pastor concerned about his fledgling congregation. In addition to Christian persecution, the Lord's second coming, the Antichrist, and Christian discipline, readers will learn about - the power of the Word of God - the importance of living a God-pleasing life - the reason why we are faithful to the Bible's teachings."