The Dig for Kids: Luke Vol. 1 Read Online Free Page B
Author: Patrick Schwenk
you think God might want you to work on changing in your own life. What are some things that you are doing or saying that you shouldn’t be? Let’s ask God to help with those right now!
The Oasis
Congratulations! You have made it through the next six lessons! The Oasis is a chance to stop, rest up, and review what you have learned so far on the adventure. During each Oasis, you will be quizzed over the lessons you have already done. Do you think you can remember what you have studied so far? Let’s find out!
Review Key Verse: Luke 6:31 (NIV)
Take a minute and tell your mom or dad the key verse. Remember, you are not allowed to look!
Review Questions:
1. Some Jewish leaders are more concerned about ________ than they are about ________.
2. Finish this sentence: Jesus wants your ________.
3. What does Jesus go to the mountainside to do?
4. What does Jesus say about how we should treat our enemies?
5. What does it mean to judge someone?
6. Are we supposed to judge other people?
The Oasis Activity
Each Oasis Activity is a fun and creative project for children to complete that will help them remember the key verse from each section. To download and print your copy, please visit:
http://thedigforkids.com/oasis-activities
Login to the page with this password:
RaisingDisciples
Lesson 19:
Who Wants a Rotten Apple?
Key Verse: Luke 6:43
For no good tree bears bad fruit,
nor again does a bad tree bear good fruit.
The Map:
Have you ever picked a piece of fruit off of a tree? One time when I was hiking up to Masada, a mountain overlooking the Sea of Galilee, I stopped to pick a piece of fruit from a branch that was hanging over a fence. When I bit into what I thought was going to be a juicy apple, it turned out to be rotten! Boy, was I surprised. In this lesson, we’ll learn what Jesus says about rotten fruit. The key verse for the next six lessons is Luke 6:43, so start memorizing!
The Dig: Luke 6:43-45
What can’t a good tree do?
What can’t a bad tree do?
What do you think Jesus is teaching us?
The Treasure:
A bad tree will grow bad fruit, but a good tree will grow good fruit. Which tree do you want to be like? A good person does good things, but a bad heart produces bad actions (fruit).
The Display:
Remember a few lessons ago when we talked about how Jesus wants our hearts? Jesus is saying that when we really love God with everything we have then we will do the right thing. We will be like a good tree that produces good fruit. If our hearts don’t love and believe God, we will be like a bad tree that produces rotten fruit! What are examples of good fruit?
Lesson 20:
Where Are YOU
Going to Build?
Key Verse: Luke 6:43
For no good tree bears bad fruit,
nor again does a bad tree bear good fruit.
The Map:
Have you ever built something and then it came crashing down? In this lesson, we’ll be looking at two different ways to build. You can either build on sand or build on the Rock. Let’s dig!
The Dig: Luke 6:46-49
What kind of foundation does the first builder build on?
What about the second?
Why does the second house come crashing down?
What is Jesus trying to teach us through this story?
The Treasure:
Jesus wants us to do what He says! If we obey Jesus, we will be like a house built on a solid foundation. People who don’t listen to Jesus build their lives on sand. Be careful who you listen to!
The Display:
Jesus wants your heart! He wants you to listen and obey because He loves you. He doesn’t want you take make unwise choices and hurt your life. Jesus wants you to be strong and do the right thing. Can you think of a few things Jesus wants you to do? Pray about these and ask God to help you listen and obey!
Lesson 21:
Great Faith
Key Verse: Luke 6:43
For no good tree bears bad fruit,
nor
The Oasis
Congratulations! You have made it through the next six lessons! The Oasis is a chance to stop, rest up, and review what you have learned so far on the adventure. During each Oasis, you will be quizzed over the lessons you have already done. Do you think you can remember what you have studied so far? Let’s find out!
Review Key Verse: Luke 6:31 (NIV)
Take a minute and tell your mom or dad the key verse. Remember, you are not allowed to look!
Review Questions:
1. Some Jewish leaders are more concerned about ________ than they are about ________.
2. Finish this sentence: Jesus wants your ________.
3. What does Jesus go to the mountainside to do?
4. What does Jesus say about how we should treat our enemies?
5. What does it mean to judge someone?
6. Are we supposed to judge other people?
The Oasis Activity
Each Oasis Activity is a fun and creative project for children to complete that will help them remember the key verse from each section. To download and print your copy, please visit:
http://thedigforkids.com/oasis-activities
Login to the page with this password:
RaisingDisciples
Lesson 19:
Who Wants a Rotten Apple?
Key Verse: Luke 6:43
For no good tree bears bad fruit,
nor again does a bad tree bear good fruit.
The Map:
Have you ever picked a piece of fruit off of a tree? One time when I was hiking up to Masada, a mountain overlooking the Sea of Galilee, I stopped to pick a piece of fruit from a branch that was hanging over a fence. When I bit into what I thought was going to be a juicy apple, it turned out to be rotten! Boy, was I surprised. In this lesson, we’ll learn what Jesus says about rotten fruit. The key verse for the next six lessons is Luke 6:43, so start memorizing!
The Dig: Luke 6:43-45
What can’t a good tree do?
What can’t a bad tree do?
What do you think Jesus is teaching us?
The Treasure:
A bad tree will grow bad fruit, but a good tree will grow good fruit. Which tree do you want to be like? A good person does good things, but a bad heart produces bad actions (fruit).
The Display:
Remember a few lessons ago when we talked about how Jesus wants our hearts? Jesus is saying that when we really love God with everything we have then we will do the right thing. We will be like a good tree that produces good fruit. If our hearts don’t love and believe God, we will be like a bad tree that produces rotten fruit! What are examples of good fruit?
Lesson 20:
Where Are YOU
Going to Build?
Key Verse: Luke 6:43
For no good tree bears bad fruit,
nor again does a bad tree bear good fruit.
The Map:
Have you ever built something and then it came crashing down? In this lesson, we’ll be looking at two different ways to build. You can either build on sand or build on the Rock. Let’s dig!
The Dig: Luke 6:46-49
What kind of foundation does the first builder build on?
What about the second?
Why does the second house come crashing down?
What is Jesus trying to teach us through this story?
The Treasure:
Jesus wants us to do what He says! If we obey Jesus, we will be like a house built on a solid foundation. People who don’t listen to Jesus build their lives on sand. Be careful who you listen to!
The Display:
Jesus wants your heart! He wants you to listen and obey because He loves you. He doesn’t want you take make unwise choices and hurt your life. Jesus wants you to be strong and do the right thing. Can you think of a few things Jesus wants you to do? Pray about these and ask God to help you listen and obey!
Lesson 21:
Great Faith
Key Verse: Luke 6:43
For no good tree bears bad fruit,
nor
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