Toddler Class
Coach Susan
Asst. 1 : Yessy
Asst. 2 : Tasya & Felianti
Primary Class 1-3
Coach Susi Tjio
(Asst. Felicia)
Primary Class 4-6
Coach Lusiana
(Asst. Shawn & Nico)
Toddler Class
Coach Susan
Asst. 1 : Yessy
Asst. 2 : Tasya & Felianti
Primary Class 1-3
Coach Susi Tjio
(Asst. Felicia)
Primary Class 4-6
Coach Lusiana
(Asst. Shawn & Nico)
JESUS, OUR SUPPLY
LESSON : JESUS, OUR SUPPLY (Psalm 23:1-2)
Last
week, we started looking at Psalm 23. Who can remember the first verse? The
Lord is my Shepherd.
Why do you think sheep need a
shepherd?
People
say sheep are a bit dumb. Left on their own, they’ll just walk and eat and walk
and eat until they get lost. Even if they are near good food, they’ll just eat
whatever is in front of them, even lousy grass.
David tells us that when the Lord is
our shepherd, He provides everything for us.
Psalm 23:1-2
The LORD is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
He makes me lie down in green
pastures,
he leads me beside quiet waters,
When the Lord is our Good Shepherd,
we lack nothing
Nothing means nothing.
Other versions say “I shall not
want”. That means we will never have a need for anything else.
Our Lord is our supply. When we have
Jesus, we have everything.
Many people are chasing money,
position, power in life — or in your case, more toys, the latest online games,
more Pokemons, latest fashions — because they think all these can fill their
lives and make them more meaningful.
But they often end up sad,
disappointed and empty.
We don’t need to look here and there;
we just need to look to Jesus for all we need and all we want.
The Lord is my
Shepherd. I lack nothing.
The Good Shepherd provides us with
the best and rest:
He makes me lie down in green pastures
What do sheep eat? Grass
Sheep
need grass for survival. And the Good Shepherd brings his sheep to the green
pastures —with the very best grass.
The
sheep don’t just walk past and nibble a bit at the grass. The Good Shepherd
lets them lie down in the green pastures. They not only get to eat, but they
also get to rest.
For
sheep to rest in the pastures, they must be assured that it is a safe place.
The Good Shepherd is there to keep watch and protect the sheep from wolves and
bears.
When the
Lord is our Good Shepherd, we don’t have to worry about anything. He provides
us with the best. He makes us rest.
He makes me lie down in
green pastures.
The Good Shepherd leads us and fills
us: He leads me beside quiet waters
Sheep
need water. But they cannot drink from fast-moving streams as they might fall
in and drown (their wool will soak up a lot of water like a sponge). They need
quiet waters to sip from.
The
beautiful picture in this psalm is of the Good Shepherd leading us, His sheep.
He knows where the best grass is. He knows where the quiet waters are. All the
sheep needs to do is to follow His leading.
The Bible tells us that Jesus is the
source of Living Water. Jesus invites us who are thirsty to come to Him and
drink, and His spirit will come and fill us up (John 7:37-39). Whoever drinks
this water will never be thirsty again (John 4:13); they don’t have to go look
for something/someone else to fill them.
He leads me beside
quiet waters.
So today, we learn that:
·
Our Good Shepherd provides us
everything.
·
He gives us the best, and He makes us
rest.
·
He leads us, and He fills us.
Whatever
we’re going through at home or in school, if we’re tired or in lack, look to
Jesus — He is the source and supply of ALL we need.
ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS
HUDDLE TIME
In small groups, share what it means to have Jesus as our supply in everyday life. Pray for one another.
MEMORY VERSE
Psalm 23:1-2
The LORD is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet
waters
THEME SONG: Psalm 23
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xDMagJENz4&sns=fb
Actions: Learn and teach
the actions for vs 1-2 from this video
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_yTtzMZdAQ&feature=related
SONG: I’ll Walk with Him Always
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW7k1alMCsE
ACTIVITY BOOKLET:
Psalm 23:1-2 page
JESUS, OUR SUPPLY
LESSON : JESUS, OUR SUPPLY (Psalm 23:1-2)
Last week, we started looking at Psalm 23. Who can remember the first verse? The Lord is my Shepherd.
Why do you think sheep need a shepherd?
People say sheep are a bit dumb. Left on their own, they’ll just walk and eat and walk and eat until they get lost. Even if they are near good food, they’ll just eat whatever is in front of them, even lousy grass.
David tells us that when the Lord is our shepherd, He provides everything for us.
Psalm 23:1-2
The LORD is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
He makes me lie down in green pastures,
he leads me beside quiet waters,
When the Lord is our Good Shepherd, we lack nothing
Nothing means nothing.
Other versions say “I shall not want”. That means we will never have a need for anything else.
Our Lord is our supply. When we have Jesus, we have everything.
Many people are chasing money, position, power in life — or in your case, more toys, the latest online games, more Pokemons, latest fashions — because they think all these can fill their lives and make them more meaningful.
But they often end up sad, disappointed and empty.
We don’t need to look here and there; we just need to look to Jesus for all we need and all we want.
The Lord is my Shepherd. I lack nothing.
Last week, we started looking at Psalm 23. Who can remember the first verse? The Lord is my Shepherd.
Why do you think sheep need a shepherd?
People say sheep are a bit dumb. Left on their own, they’ll just walk and eat and walk and eat until they get lost. Even if they are near good food, they’ll just eat whatever is in front of them, even lousy grass.
David tells us that when the Lord is our shepherd, He provides everything for us.
Psalm 23:1-2
The LORD is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
He makes me lie down in green pastures,
he leads me beside quiet waters,
When the Lord is our Good Shepherd, we lack nothing
Nothing means nothing.
Other versions say “I shall not want”. That means we will never have a need for anything else.
Our Lord is our supply. When we have Jesus, we have everything.
Many people are chasing money, position, power in life — or in your case, more toys, the latest online games, more Pokemons, latest fashions — because they think all these can fill their lives and make them more meaningful.
But they often end up sad, disappointed and empty.
We don’t need to look here and there; we just need to look to Jesus for all we need and all we want.
The Lord is my Shepherd. I lack nothing.
The Good Shepherd provides us with
the best and rest:
He makes me lie down in green pastures
What do sheep eat? Grass
Sheep
need grass for survival. And the Good Shepherd brings his sheep to the green
pastures —with the very best grass.
The
sheep don’t just walk past and nibble a bit at the grass. The Good Shepherd
lets them lie down in the green pastures. They not only get to eat, but they
also get to rest.
For
sheep to rest in the pastures, they must be assured that it is a safe place.
The Good Shepherd is there to keep watch and protect the sheep from wolves and
bears.
When the
Lord is our Good Shepherd, we don’t have to worry about anything. He provides
us with the best. He makes us rest.
He makes me lie down in
green pastures.
The Good Shepherd leads us and fills
us: He leads me beside quiet waters
Sheep
need water. But they cannot drink from fast-moving streams as they might fall
in and drown (their wool will soak up a lot of water like a sponge). They need
quiet waters to sip from.
The
beautiful picture in this psalm is of the Good Shepherd leading us, His sheep.
He knows where the best grass is. He knows where the quiet waters are. All the
sheep needs to do is to follow His leading.
The Bible tells us that Jesus is the
source of Living Water. Jesus invites us who are thirsty to come to Him and
drink, and His spirit will come and fill us up (John 7:37-39). Whoever drinks
this water will never be thirsty again (John 4:13); they don’t have to go look
for something/someone else to fill them.
He leads me beside
quiet waters.
So today, we learn that:
·
Our Good Shepherd provides us
everything.
·
He gives us the best, and He makes us
rest.
·
He leads us, and He fills us.
Whatever
we’re going through at home or in school, if we’re tired or in lack, look to
Jesus — He is the source and supply of ALL we need.
ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS
HUDDLE TIME
In small groups, share what it means to have Jesus as our supply in everyday life. Pray for one another.
MEMORY VERSE
Psalm 23:1-2
The LORD is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters
THEME SONG: Psalm 23
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xDMagJENz4&sns=fb
Actions: Learn and teach the actions for vs 1-2 from this video
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_yTtzMZdAQ&feature=related
SONG: I’ll Walk with Him Always
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW7k1alMCsE
Psalm 23:1-2 page
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