Connect with your kids during our final week of Family Christmas in the Psalms and a short prayer and refection time about Godly joy.
Help your kids experience Godly joy and think about how they can celebrate Jesus.
Verses:
You make known to me the path of life;
you will fill me with joy in your presence,
with eternal pleasures at your right hand.
Psalm 16:11 NIV
Define Hard Words
*Joy - gladness, celebration
* Presence - in front of, with
Ask Your Kids
*What is one way you can be with God and get your joy tank filled up?
*What is stopping your from spending time with God?
Engage Your Kids
*Celebrate Jesus with a family dance party.
*Play a fun Christian worship song or video.
*Here are a few of our favorites:
- Born is the King (It’s Christmas) - Hillsong Worship
- Today is the Saviour’s Day - Rend Collective
- Noel - Hillsong Young & Free
Connect the Verses with Jesus
Say, “Jesus is the BEST thing to celebrate! God loves us so much that He sent His very special son to earth to save us.”
Say, “When we trust in Jesus as Lord and Savior, God gives us His joy.”
Resources:
Access all the Advent study resources here.
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