Sin Rejects God’s Purpose For Me
Big Truth:
Sin Rejects God's Purpose For Me
Genesis 3:6; Judges 21:25; Psalm 64:5; Ezekiel 14:6; Acts 14:15
Bible Verse:
All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned—every one—to his own way; and the LORD has laid on him the iniquity of us all.
Big Ideas:
- We rejected God’s plan.
- We reject God’s holiness.
- We reject God’s love.
- We reject God’s glory.
- We reject right worship.
Bible Story:
Jonah 1:1-17The story of Jonah shows us an example of when someone who follows God rejects His plans and purposes for their lives. For Jonah, this did not go the way he thought it would. The Lord is sovereign and ensured that Jonah would not be able to persist in his sin, and that God’s purposes would prevail. We are like Jonah, in our sin we reject God’s purposes.
Story:
Fall: Review
Guide 9 acts as a review for the preceding weeks. Use this guide and devotion to support, reinforce, and review concepts learned throughout the past weeks and to test your child’s understanding and memory of these truths.
Everything was perfect in the world until we broke it. When humanity chose to sin, the world that was once perfect became messed up and broken. Sin is ultimately a rejection of God Himself. Because of sin bad things happen, we experience all types of pain, and death has come into the world. All of creation groans and wishes that the world be perfect and good like it was before.
Every child should know that:
- Sin makes us reject the plans and purposes that God has for us.
Every child should:
- Acknowledge the will of God from Scripture that we reject because of our sin.
Every child should feel:
- Sorrow over sin.
Every child should want:
- To repent of sin and be given new purpose in Christ.
