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Turn Off, Turn On, and Turn UP!
Note to parents: Omnipotence is a big word, which means "all-powerful”—used to describe God.
When Job was finally allowed to talk with God about His problems, God did not answer Job's questions. God pointed out His greatness in creating and keeping the world going. What was Job's response? Job was humbled to see God's power and worshiped Him.
Students were encouraged to:
TURN OFF electronic devices—phones, video games, TV, etc.
TURN ON their minds to think about God's greatness
TURN UP their voice to say words of praise about God
Pick one hour and devote it to worshiping God: draw pictures of God's creations, make Play-Doh creatures, write prayers of praise, and sing songs of praise.
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Who Is Your Favorite Superhero?
Who is your favorite superhero?
What magical power would you like to have?
What magical power would you like to have?
How would you use this power?
God has all power and He can do anything. He has chosen to use His great power to create and then help His creation.
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God's Dino-Sized Power
Draw or trace pictures of dinosaurs.
God asked Job, “Have you an arm like God? Or can you thunder with a voice like His?” God then described many of the wonderful creatures had He created.
Read Job 40:15-24. These verses describe an unknown creature called behemoth. Ken Ham, a creation scientist, believes that this describes a dinosaur. God made all creatures with His great power and they submit to His authority. He is in charge and has power over all creation. He deserves our worship!
For more info, go to the Answers in Genesis website: http://www.answersingenesis.org/
