When you don’t tell the truth, people find out. And when they find out, they might stop trusting you. Which is why we have to be truthful in all we say and do: Integrity! We have another week learning about integrity and how that changes the way we live. Have fun growing in integrity with your kids!
Don’t forget the ThinkOrange Bible stories continue to be available each Sunday through the Parent Cue website or App. The kids love them and you will too! Parent Cue: Sunday at Home
BABIES, TODDLERS, PRESCHOOL
Story- God hears me and gives me what I need. Hagar • Genesis 21:14-20
Verse- “God is with you wherever you go.” – Joshua 1:9
Bottom Line- God’s got it.
Lesson, Activities, and Resources-
- You can find our weekly craft videos here.
- Preschool Activities for October – Week 3
- Sandy Verse
- The new one stop website for all age videos and resources: Parent Cue: Sunday at Home
KINDERGARTEN THROUGH FIFTH GRADE
Story- Naaman and Elisha’s Servant • 2 Kings 5
Verse- “Anyone who lives without blame walks safely. But anyone who takes a crooked path will get caught.” – Proverbs 10:9
Bottom Line- When you’re not truthful, you lose trust.
Lessons, Activities, and Resources-
- You can find our weekly game video here.
- K-3rd Activities for October – Week 3
- Preteen Activities for October – Week 3
- The Story Activity Page
- The new one stop website for all age videos and resources: Parent Cue: Sunday at Home
Discussion Questions-
- Why do you think integrity is so important? Why is it important for people to trust you? [Make it Personal] (Be prepared to share why it is important to you to be someone with integrity.)
- What happens if we’re dishonest with someone a few times in a row? How does that affect what that person thinks of us and our relationship with them?
- When we choose to be dishonest, can we ever be sure our dishonesty won’t affect anyone? Why or why not? (Lead kids to understand that even if we don’t get caught, there are still consequences in terms of how we feel in our hearts. Sometimes we think that being dishonest won’t affect anyone, but we forget that it always affects us.)
- How can choosing to be truthful affect our relationships with others?