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Jan 18, 2024 · John the Baptist – Lesson Guide. Remind the child that John the Baptist was the son of Elizabeth who Mary visited when she was pregnant with Jesus. Explain that John was a miracle baby since his parents were too old to have children. Talk about how the angel appeared to John’s father in the temple and told him that John would be born.
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Use this free Sunday School lesson to teach kids about John the Baptist and his role to prepare the people for the coming of Jesus Christ. Scripture: Matt 3:1-10; 14:1-12, Luke 3:1-20. Target Age Group: 3 rd -5 th grade. Main Point: We must prepare our hearts for Jesus.
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Repentance and Salvation. Our John the Baptist activities have been used for students ranging from preschool age to 5th grade. These activities have been used with my own kids, but mostly in children’s Sunday School. The activities below will help you teach about John the Baptist, repentance, and baptism. Each one of these topics could stand ...
John the Baptist. God had a special plan for the prophet named John the Baptist. John would help prepare Israel for the Messiah by encouraging people to live holy lives. He also would identify Jesus as the Messiah. These activities will help children learn about John and help kids understand how he introduced Jesus.
It pleased God. God called John the Baptist to be a witness and tell others about Jesus. John 1:6-8 tells us “God sent a man, John the Baptist, to tell about the light so that everyone might believe because of his testimony. John himself was not the light; he was simply a witness to tell about the light.”.
by Tony Kummer. Use this simple lesson to teach Matthew 3:1-12 to your children’s church. We’ve included a creative object lesson to help communicate the role of John in pointing people to Christ. Children’s Church Lesson: John the Baptist Prepares the Way for Jesus. Text: Matthew 3:1-12. Learning Objectives: After this lesson, children ...
