What is Self-Control
What does self-control mean?
Choosing what is right even when it's hard.
You want to be first in line.
What should you do?
Wait patiently.
Should you interrupt your leader while they're talking?
No.
Who is the perfect example of self-control?
Jesus
What Fruit of the Spirit are we learning today?
Self-Control
True or False:
Self-control means you never get angry.
False! We all have feelings. Self-control is choosing how we respond.
Someone cuts in front of you.
What is a self-controlled response?
Use kind words, tell a leader, stay calm.
Should you follow directions the first time?
Yes!
Did Jesus stay loving even when people were unkind?
Yes.
Finish the verse:
"Quick to ______."
Listen
Finish the sentence:
Self-control helps us ______ before we act.
Pause (or Think)
Your friend accidentally bumps into you.
Should you:
A) Push them back
B) Ask if they're okay
B
What should you do if you're upset with another camper?
Talk calmly or ask a leader for help.
True or False:
Jesus let His anger control Him.
False.
Finish the verse:
"Slow to ______."
Speak
Name one feeling where you need self-control.
Anger, excitement, frustration, jealousy, impatience, etc.
You lose a game.
What should you do?
Congratulate the winner, stay calm, keep a good attitude.
Why is self-control important at Camp Thrive?
It keeps everyone safe, happy, and respected.
Jesus always responded with...
A) Kindness
B) Revenge
Kindness.
"Slow to become ______."
Angry
What are the three words we learned today?
Pause. Pray. Proceed.
Your sibling takes your favorite toy.
Name TWO ways to show self-control.
Take a deep breath, ask politely, tell an adult, pray, use kind words.
Name THREE ways to show self-control at camp.
Raise your hand
Listen
Share
Wait your turn
Use kind words
Follow directions
Why do we want to be like Jesus?
Because He teaches us how to love others and make wise choices.
Can your whole team say James 1:19 together?
"Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry."