CHILDREN OF LIGHT
What are God’s children called to be?
Children of light.
Who chose not to eat the king’s food?
Daniel.
Who faced a giant with faith in God?
David.
What gives us victory over the world?
Our faith.
Which Bible verse was our memory verse this month?
Philippians 4:8.
What should we use to test what we see and do?
God's Word.
Why did Daniel ask for different food?
He wanted to follow what honoured God.
What did David trust instead of his own strength?
He trusted God.
Finish the confession: “I am a child of light, not ___.”
Darkness.
Name one kind of thing Philippians 4:8 says to think about.
True, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, or praiseworthy things.
Complete the key truth: “I test everything against God’s Word to see if it ___ Him.”
Honours Him.
Did Daniel make a scene or calmly ask for a different choice?
He calmly asked for something different.
Complete the key truth: “When I trust God, no problem is too ___ for Him.”
Big.
Name one thing our faith helps us do when we face a hard situation.
Answers vary: trust God, choose what honours Him, or be courageous.
According to the verse, what should we do with excellent or praiseworthy things?
Think about such things.
When you are unsure whether a choice is good, what question can you ask?
“Does this honour God?” or “Does it look like light or darkness?”
Name one choice today where you could offer a kind alternative that honours God.
Answers vary. For example: choose a different show, celebration, or activity.
What can you remember when a problem feels like a giant?
God is with me, and I can trust Him. No giant is too big for God.
This month we learned that God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. How many Persons, and how many Gods?
Three Persons, one God.
Say the verse’s final instruction in your own words.
Focus your thoughts on what is good, excellent, and worthy of praise.