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Creation: Adam and Eve Fall
Bible Verses (Will be used during Large Group) Genesis 3:9-18 & John 3:16. Series Memory Verse: James 1:17 “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father who never changes.”
1. Conversation/Prayer Journal- You can ask the children the following questions & then ask if they have any prayer requests (write in prayer journal & pray). Ask: What was the best & the hardest part of your week?
2. Lesson Review Questions:
• What was our Bible story about today? (The Garden of Eden, Adam & Eve breaking God's rule and then punishment.)
• T or F God said that Adam & Eve could eat the fruit of all the trees? (False, God said they could enjoy all the the fruit from the trees, but one.) …show more content…

(Sin)
3. You're In, Your Out Game- (This game is played like hot potatoe with a twist.)
• Have the kids arrange chairs in a circle & put one extra chair at the other end of the room. You will also need to play music from a Adult/volunteers phone.
• Say something like: I want all of us to take a seat on a chair in the circle. I am going to play some music. When the music comes on, pass this fruit (ball) around the circle. The child holding the fruit when the music ends must go sit in the chair on the other side of the room. The next time someone goes out, the first child out can return to the circle and continue playing the game.
• Play this a couple of times and then ask the following questions:
Ask: How did you feel when you were outside the circle and everyone was inside? (Let children respond). Today's story was about being seperated from God. I want you to imagine with me, what would it be like to be without God's love? (Let children respond.)
Say: As a result of Adam and Eve's sin they were seperated from God. I'm so glad God was not happy leaving us alone, seperated from Him. Ask: What did God do to help bring people back to Him? (God sent His One and Only Son, Jesus, so that we could have our sins forgiven and live in relationship with

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