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Nov 24, 2009 · This lesson on love is from 1 Corinthians 13:1-8. Kids will learn the characteristics of Christ-like love. Use this teaching plan in children’s church or Sunday school.
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Sep 13, 2013 · Paul enumerates 15 characteristics of love to show how love acts or what it looks like in everyday life. A New Testament definition of agape is “a caring, self-sacrificing commitment which shows itself in seeking the highest good of the one loved.”
- Ouch! Why did he put that first? This often confronts me with my failure in relating to my family. Patience is an interesting quality in that when...
- The word means to eagerly desire, and it is used both positively and negatively in the Bible. Jealousy in the negative sense is related to greed an...
- These ugly twins are related. They both stem from selfishness and are the flip side of jealousy. “Jealousy is wanting what someone else has. Braggi...
- The NIV translates, “It is not rude.” Love does not needlessly offend. Love has good manners. It is courteous, polite, sensitive to the feelings of...
- It is not selfish, does not demand its rights. Alan Redpath said, “The secret of every discord in Christian homes, communities and churches is that...
- The Greek word means to sharpen, stimulate, rouse to anger. Phillips paraphrases, “It is not touchy.” Love does not have a hair-trigger temper. Som...
- This is an accounting word, used of numerical calculation. It is used of God not imputing our guilt to us, but instead imputing the righteousness o...
- These qualities are the flip side of one another. Moffatt puts it, “Love is never glad when others go wrong.” To rejoice in the truth means to be g...
- The word can mean either to bear up under or to protect by covering. If it has the first meaning, then it would be the same as “endures all things”...
- The NIV translates, “Love always trusts.” This does not mean gullibility; it does mean that love is not suspicious and doubting of the other person...
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To help the kids remember this truth about God, take a few minutes to define the attribute. LOVE= TENDER AND CARING AFFECTION FOR AN OTHER EXPLAIN: Look up and read the following verses and talk about how they help us understand this truth about Jesus: ~ John 3:16 ~ Romans 5:8 ~ Psalm 36:5 Since motions & actions help kids remember, choose an actio...
SAY: “This morning we’re talking about the truth that God is love. To help us understand more of that truth we’re looking at the ultimate way that God showed love to His people by sending Jesus to die on the cross for our sins.” Read the memory verse– 1 John 4:9 in context (1 John 4:7-21) and then have the kids read/ say the memory verse after you ...
Remind kids of the description of love that you just talked through and how that description describes God’s love and points to His greatest display of love ever. Ask one of the kids to tell you what they think that display of love was. Remind them that several of the verses you read earlier point to the truth that God sent Jesus in love or because...
Give each child a blank piece of paper provide markers or colored pencils. Encourage them to write the word lovesomewhere on the paper and then write or draw something to help them remember this attribute of God. You may want to encourage them to illustrate the memory verse or draw a heart and then draw a picture illustrating how God showed love to...
Pray that the kids in the group would come to know the love of God more and more each week through this study and that they would remember that all of us are sinners who need to be saved and that they would turn to this good God for salvation. Pray that they would remember the greatest act of love ever and thank God that Jesus laid down His life fo...
What is Love? Bible Study and Teaching on the meaning of Love and its characteristics. Teaching on why to obey God's Commandments is Love.
May 12, 2013 · Our lesson today is found in 1 Corinthians 13. [verses 1-2] Paul is writing this letter to the Church at Corinth. Paul talks about love, and it is a good reminder for us as every day. Paul begins by saying that if you do not have love, you are like a clanging cymbal!
Themes for the What Is Love? Lesson Plan. Types of Love: Exploring the different forms love can take, such as romantic, platonic, and familial love. Emotional Understanding: Examining the feelings associated with love and how they impact relationships.
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The word “love” is used in many ways and contexts in our lives. We love God. We love each other within a family or marriage. We love our friends. The word can also be as common as loving food, sports teams, or hobbies.
