Job
Finish the question:
“If a man die, shall he ______?”
Live
Job 14:14
The Lord is my ____.
Shepherd
Psalm 23:1
“Trust in the Lord with all thine ______.
Heart
Proverbs 3:5
What is something you've studied about Jesus Christ so far this year?
He is the Creator.
He keeps covenants.
He delivers His people.
He is our Redeemer.
He conquered death.
He is patient and merciful.
The Old Testament points toward Him.
WHAT DO THEY HAVE IN COMMON?
Ruth stayed with Naomi.
David faced Goliath.
Esther approached the king.
Job remained faithful through suffering.
What principle connects all four?
varies
Which statement is NOT true?
A. Jesus Christ was resurrected.
B. Everyone will eventually be resurrected.
C. Resurrection reunites the spirit and body.
D. Only people who accept Jesus Christ will be resurrected.
D. Only people who accept Jesus Christ will be resurrected.
Finish the Scripture
“Thy word is a ______ unto my feet, and a ______ unto my path.”
Lamp and Light
Psalms 119:105
Bonus 100 points: What does that mean?
Proverbs or Not?
Read the statements and teams hold up sign
PROVERB or FAKE.
“Pride goeth before destruction.”
PROVERBS.
“He who leaves his phone charger at home shall surely suffer.”
😂 NOT PROVERBS.
“A soft answer turneth away wrath.”
PROVERBS.
“Where there is no Wi-Fi, wisdom shall increase.”
Sadly, not Proverbs.
Daily Double:
Name an Old Testament story that could help someone going through something difficult.
Explain why.
Job → suffering
Joseph → betrayal/adversity
Moses/Red Sea → impossible circumstances
David → intimidating challenges
Esther → courage
Daniel → standing for beliefs
Ruth → loss/loyalty
Elijah → discouragement
Psalms → loneliness/fear/trust
WHO SAID IT?
“Whither thou goest, I will go.”
“The battle is the Lord’s.”
“If I perish, I perish.”
“I know that my redeemer liveth.”
Question:Name the FOUR people associated with these statements.
Ruth — Ruth 1:16
David — 1 Samuel 17:47
Esther — Esther 4:16
Job — Job 19:25
Scoring: They need 3 of 4 correct to win their wager. Get all four and maybe throw in a +500 bonus.
Pick your Audience:
Explain the Resurrection to different audiences.
Classmate
Someone facing the death of a loved one
Primary Child
Someone at a Funeral
Co-Teacher gets to judge
Fill in the blanks:
Psalm 136: 1-3
1 O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good: for his _____ endureth for ever.
2 O give thanks unto the God of gods: for his mercy _______ for ever.
3 O give thanks to the Lord of lords: for his mercy endureth ___ ____.
1 mercy
2 endureth
3 for ever
Translate Solomon
“A soft answer turneth away wrath.”
Translate it into 2026 teenager language.
Examples vary. Co-teacher gets to decide
A friend says:
“I pray, but I don't think God is listening.”
You get 60 seconds to respond using something we've learned this year.
“Not immediately seeing an answer doesn't mean God isn't listening. Job couldn't understand what God was doing either. Faith sometimes means continuing to trust Him while we're waiting.”
“The Psalms show people telling God exactly how they feel—even when they're scared, angry, lonely or wondering where He is.”
Job loses nearly everything.
Why doesn't he simply abandon God?
Acceptable answers along these lines:
-Job trusted God even when he didn't understand what was happening.
-His faith wasn't based only on receiving blessings.
-He maintained his integrity.
-Job knew that his Redeemer lived.
-He trusted that ultimately God understood things he did not.
Daily Double:
Teams get 45 seconds to list as many legitimate ways we worship Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ..
Prayer • sacrament • scripture study • temple worship • keeping commandments • serving others • singing hymns • expressing gratitude • fasting • repentance • bearing testimony • honoring the Sabbath • remembering Christ • following Christ's example.
Ecclesiastes Boss Battle
Solomon had wealth, power, possessions and basically anything he wanted.
Why wasn't that enough to give life meaning?
Earthly things are temporary.
Pleasure, possessions, achievement and wealth can't by themselves give our lives lasting purpose. Our relationship with God and living according to His purposes give life meaning.
Has anything we've studied this year actually changed something about the way you think, believe, or act?
Anything sincere gets the points…
And importantly, “Not really yet” can actually be a valid answer.