K LOVE SONG AOBUT LAZARUS RESURRECTION SERIES

So far, we have learned that he is the Bread of Life, and fills up all our spiritual needs. It tells us a little more about who Jesus is.

Each I AM statement also reveals to us a new part of Jesus’ character. Each time Jesus says “I AM,” he is saying that he is God. Open in prayer, then say, for the past several weeks, we have been learning about the seven I AM statements Jesus made, which are recorded in the book of John. They may have three guesses at any time, but they have to figure it out before everyone comes to life! Play as many rounds as you have time for. The student who was winked at then stands up and shouts, “I’m alive!” The resurrector continues to wink at other players to bring them to life, while the detective tries to guess who the resurrector is. The resurrector will make eye contact with another student and wink. All the children sitting in the circle look around at each other. The detective stands in the middle of the circle. All the children, except the detective, sit in a circle on the floor, facing in. After all the kids have chosen a card, have them either give the cards back to you, or sit on them, so no one can see who the resurrector is. Blank index cards indicate the children sit in the circle – like the number cards – and “R” is for resurrector and a “D” is for detective. If you would rather not use playing cards, you can make your own “secret cards” for the kids to draw from by using index cards. The ace is the detective, the king is the resurrector, and the number cards are the other players, who sit in a circle. Make sure the total number of cards you have is equal to the total number of children you have playing. Have one ace and one king in the deck, and make the rest number cards. This game is similar to the sleepover game, “wink murder.” To play, you have a detective and a “resurrector.” To secretly decide who the detective and resurrector are, pass out playing cards to the kids. Have the children play “the sleeping game”.View another simple teaching skit about Lazarus.Compare another lesson plan we’ve uploaded about Jesus raising Lazarus.What are your views of life and death? Do you let the resurrection of Jesus change how you live your life now? How do you allow Jesus to have power over your own life, and do you trust him fearlessly with your death? Take time to meditate on this week’s Scripture and think about your own life.Print copies of the Lazarus skit (PDF) described below on this page.Gather: Bible dry erase markers or chart paper and markers playing cards terra cotta pots and saucers for each child (or plastic cups) packs of flower seeds for each child paint paint brushes permanent markers stickers newspapers.Read Scripture references, Romans 5:12-21, 1 Corinthians 15.Follow that link to find the other lesson plans.

K LOVE SONG AOBUT LAZARUS RESURRECTION SERIES

Series: This study is part of a 8- part series on the I AM statements of Jesus. Main idea: Jesus has power over life and death. Jesus said, “I AM the Resurrection and the Life” (John 11:25) Lesson Six: The Resurrection and the Life

K love song aobut lazarus resurrection