Reference: Luke 1:5-25, 57-75
Big Idea and Motions: God always means what he says.
- God - point up
- Always - throw your arms in a wide circle
- Means - hold one palm facing up; pound the bottom of your other fist into your palm.
- Says - make your hand talk like a puppet
Verse and Motions: Numbers 23:19a - God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind. (ESV)
- God - point up
- Is Not - wag your finger “No”
- Man - flex your muscles to look “manly”
- Lie - point to your lips
- Son of man - pretend to cradle a baby
- Change - pretend to grip the top and bottom of a steering wheel, then turn it 180°
- Mind - tap your brain
Questions to Ask Throughout the Week
- Who were the two old people in today’s story? (Zechariah and Elizabeth.)
- What was Zechariah’s job? (Priest.)
- Who appeared to Zechariah in the temple? (The angel Gabriel.)
- What was Gabriel’s message? (You’ll have a son.)
- What happened when Zechariah didn’t believe the angel? (He couldn’t speak.)
- Who came to visit Elizabeth when she was pregnant? (Mary, Jesus’ mother.)
- What did baby John do in Elizabeth’s belly when Mary came? (Leaped for joy.)
- What did John grow up to be? (A prophet who helped people get ready for Jesus.)
- What is today’s big idea? (God always means what he says.)
- What is today’s Bible verse? (Numbers 23:19a - God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind. - ESV)
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