crucible LAMBS edition 2017

HIGH FIVE PRAYER GUIDE 
for HIS LAMBS CHILDREN'S CHURCH:

1. Pray that every children will be excited to learn more of our Crucible Series.
2. Pray that through this series they will be an over comer in every challenges to come as they go back to school.
3. Pray that every child will be a winner not a loser as they follow Jesus.
4. Pray that they will be like David, a person after God’s Own heart.
5. Pray that every children will create a ripple of God’s love wherever the Lord has planted them.

June 11 - Height vs Heart
Most children see other children on how they look from the outside, so when they see a child with weird eyeglasses they will definitely say that child is a nerdy one.  Our prayer that through this lesson children will not put a branded name on a child  but rather they will see according to God’s eyes.

June 18 - Fear vs Faith
Since the bible character are overly familiar with the children, our activity for this is the mannequin challenge.  To freeze with fear or to step out with faith in God.

June 25 - Circumstances vs Truth (Wrong Way vs Right Way)
Children faces challenges everyday, how do they respond to it, depends on what’s in their hearts, “SPONGE EFFECT”. Most of their reaction is to get even.

July 2 - Strength vs Weakness
July 9 - Reject vs Admit
July 16 - Cheap Gift vs Costly Gift

July 23 – Crucible Culmination
Children will be receiving rewards as a faithful finisher of this series.

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NOTE:
AN EFFECTIVELY RAN CHURCH SERIES / CAMPAIGN:

• Provides a full-bodied learning experience for your entire congregation.
• Increases church unity through a combined focus. The Church Campaign unites the adults, youth and children on one specific topic or biblical text for a focused period. There is unity of program, of thinking and of energy.
• Provides a project to which everyone can contribute! Church Campaigns have a place for all giftings to serve in.
• Focuses on a specific topic or biblical text, and each includes a variety of resources that can be used by church leaders every week — typically including sermon transcripts, sermon outlines, PowerPoint presentations, supplemental preaching illustrations, Bible studies, supplemental icebreakers and activities.
• Is typically developed by an expert on the subject.
• Allows you to stop, at least for the Church Campaign period, those activities and ministries that are not working. This valid pause may provide a time for all involved to re-evaluate the effectiveness of the ministry they are committed to.
• Requires team work to achieve the Church Campaign’s potential, thereby increasing this capacity in your church for future ministry.
• Increases church attendance.
• Activates your membership through a deepened spiritual commitment. Members are motivated to attend services, participate in the devotionals and join small groups.
• Is small group driven – thus leaving the church with a dynamic and expanded small group structure on which to build after the Church Campaign ends.
• Giving typically goes up.
• Leads to a changed focus from “us” to “others” and raises awareness of local and global community needs.
• Building on the sermons and Bible studies, the Church Campaigns are anticipated to lead to projects of good work.