Kids' Questions | Genesis 47-48 | Faithful Promises

Joshua Engen • March 3, 2024

Kids' Questions | Genesis 47-48 | Faithful Promises

Questions after the Worship Gathering

Kid’s Questions and Applications

1.In which biblical chapter did the people of Israel promise to obey all that the LORD commanded?

a) Exodus 24

b) Leviticus 99

2. What did Jacob ask Joseph to promise regarding his burial?

a) Not to bury him in Egypt, but in the promise land.

b) To bury him in a pyramid with a mummy and a curse for tomb raiders

3. What did Jacob claim from Joseph as his own?

a) Ephraim and Manasseh

b) Joseph's collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts

4. Which son received the greater blessing from Jacob?

a) The younger Ephraim

b) The older Manasseh

5. What ultimate promise does the sermon emphasize?

a) The eternal hope and fulfillment of God's promises

b) That all attendees will receive free pizza for life

Action Steps for Kids

Be Kind and Faithful: Promise to be kind and faithful to your friends and family, just like Joseph promised to his father Jacob. Make an effort to keep your promises and be loyal to those you care about.

Remember God's Faithfulness: Take time each day to remember how God has been faithful to you, just like Jacob remembered God's promises on his deathbed. You can do this through prayer, journaling, or simply reflecting on God's goodness.

Share Your Memories of God: Share your stories of how you've encountered God with your friends and family. It could be a time when you felt God's presence, experienced His love, or received an unexpected blessing. Sharing these memories can encourage others in their faith.

Practice Gratitude: Write down three things you're thankful for each day, remembering that all good things come from God. It could be something as simple as a sunny day, a tasty meal, or spending time with loved ones.

Trust God's Promises: Choose one promise from the Bible that you can hold onto, like the promise of eternal life through Jesus. Whenever you feel worried or afraid, remind yourself of this promise and trust that God will take care of you.

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By Joshua Engen • June 10, 2024

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Acts 2

By Joshua Engen • June 3, 2024

Day 1: The Power of Unity and the Holy Spirit Key Verse: "When the day of Pentecost had arrived, they were all together in one place." - Acts 2:1 (CSB) Summary: The day of Pentecost marked a pivotal moment in Christian history, where the followers of Jesus were united in one place, awaiting the promised Holy Spirit. This unity and anticipation created an environment ripe for a miraculous encounter with God. The Holy Spirit descended upon them, signifying the birth of the Church and empowering believers to spread the gospel. Application Questions: How can you cultivate a sense of unity and anticipation in your faith community? In what ways do you need the Holy Spirit to empower you today? Prayer: Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of the Holy Spirit. Help us to stay united in purpose and eagerly await Your presence in our lives. Empower us to spread Your gospel with boldness and love. Amen. Day 2: Speaking in Tongues and Proclaiming God's Deeds Key Verse: "Then they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different tongues, as the Spirit enabled them." - Acts 2:4 (CSB) Summary: The disciples began to speak in different languages, empowered by the Holy Spirit, allowing people from various nations to hear about God's magnificent acts. This miracle not only spread the gospel but also symbolized the reversal of Babel, where language barriers once divided humanity. Application Questions: How can you use your unique gifts to communicate God's love to others? Who in your life needs to hear about the great things God has done? Prayer: Holy Spirit, thank You for empowering us to share Your message. Help me to use my gifts to proclaim Your deeds and reach those who need to hear about Your love. Break down any barriers that prevent others from understanding Your gospel. Amen. Day 3: Calling on the Name of the Lord Key Verse: "Then everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved." - Acts 2:21 (CSB) Summary: Peter concludes his sermon with the powerful promise that salvation is available to all who call on the name of the Lord. This call is not just a one-time event but a continual act of faith and trust in Jesus as our Savior and King. Application Questions: Have you called on the name of the Lord for your salvation? If not, what is holding you back? How can you help others understand the importance of calling on Jesus for their salvation? Prayer: Jesus, thank You for the gift of salvation available to all who call on Your name. I call on You now, trusting You as my Savior and King. Help me to share this life-saving message with those around me. Amen. Day 4: The Holy Spirit Dwells Within Every Believer Key Verse: "Don't you know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God? You are not your own." - 1 Corinthians 6:19 (CSB) Summary: The moment we accept Jesus Christ as our Savior, the Holy Spirit comes to dwell within us. This indwelling presence of God transforms us and empowers us to live a life that reflects Jesus. The Holy Spirit's presence is a constant source of strength, guidance, and comfort. Application Questions: How does knowing the Holy Spirit lives within you influence your daily decisions and actions? What steps can you take to cultivate a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit? Prayer: Lord, thank You for the incredible gift of Your Spirit dwelling within me. Help me to live in a way that honors Your presence in my life and to seek Your guidance in all that I do. Amen. Day 5: The Holy Spirit Empowers People to Share the Gospel Key Verse: "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come on you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth." - Acts 1:8 (CSB) Summary: The Holy Spirit empowers believers to share the gospel, often in extraordinary ways. On the day of Pentecost, the apostles were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in tongues, allowing them to communicate God's deeds to people of different languages. This empowerment is available to all believers, equipping us to spread the message of Jesus. Application Questions: How can you rely on the Holy Spirit’s power to share the gospel with others? Can you recall a time when the Holy Spirit enabled you to witness in a special way? Prayer: Holy Spirit, thank You for empowering me to be a witness for Jesus. Give me boldness and the right words to share the gospel with those around me. Help me to rely on Your power rather than my own. Amen.

Kids' Questions | Genesis 47-48 | Faithful Promises