0-6岁教程 (主祷文*第4课) | 我可以祈求 (附中文反馈单)

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Mar 15
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孩子们将学习：向神提出请求的重要性。

等孩子(10分钟)

活动 | 主祷文图片祷告

开头的祷告(5分钟)

参见：开头的祷告

圣经经节(7分钟)

你们祈求，就给你们；寻找，就寻见；叩门，就给你们开门。-路加福音 11:9

先把这节经文读给孩子们听。

然后找一个简单的旋律把经文唱出来，帮助孩子记住：

祈求，就必赐给你

寻找，就必寻见

叩门，就给你开门。

-路加福音十一章九节

圣经故事(15分钟)

引言：

在过去几周里，我们学习到：祷告时要尊崇神，并且相信祂会回应我们。

在这最后一课关于主祷文的课程中（这是耶稣教导门徒的祷告榜样），我们要学习：为什么向神祈求我们所需要的和所想要的是好的。

读：

路加福音 11:1–10

（我们应当向神祈求我们所需要的）

讨论问题:

耶稣怎样教导门徒向神祈求？（祂讲了一个关于朋友有需要的故事。）
那位朋友需要什么？（食物。）
他得到了什么回答？为什么？（得到了，因为他求食物。）
耶稣鼓励我们在祷告中做哪三件事？（祈求、寻找、叩门。）
这教导我们关于祷告什么？（要向神祈求我们需要的，因为祂在听并愿意供应。）
我们祷告时还可以求什么？（为生病的朋友得医治、为别人认识耶稣、为困难的事情求帮助等等。）
神也关心我们想要的事情吗？（是的。）我们怎么知道？（因为祂爱我们。）
这是否意味着我们总会得到我们所求的？（不是，因为有时神为我们预备了更好的计划。）

总结

有时候我们会忘记向神祈求我们所需要的事情，但我们随时都可以通过祷告来到祂面前。我们也不需要害怕向神说出我们所想要的，因为祂仍然会回应我们。重要的是要记住：神爱我们，并希望我们向祂祈求，因为这表明我们相信祂能供应我们。所以，当我们祷告时，可以放心地提出请求，并知道：神一定会回应我们的祷告。

活动时间(10分钟)

手工 | 祷告之门

备用-活动时间(10分钟)

活动 | 祷告气球

结尾的祷告/点心时间(10分钟)

参见：结尾的祷告

带领孩子们做一个简短祷告，然后分发健康点心。在吃点心时，可以讨论：孩子们通常会向父母请求什么，例如：

玩具
零食
奖品

问孩子们：为什么父母有时候会对请求说“不”？告诉孩子们：有时候神也会对我们的祷告说“不”，因为祂知道什么对我们真正是最好的。但我们不应该害怕向神祈求，因为有时候答案就是“好的！”

结束活动(5-10分钟)

活动 | 是、不是、有时候

下周预告

下周请选择另一堂信仰课程！

反馈单

课结束之前，把一张带回家的反馈单发给每个孩子。

*** 英文版 ******

The Lord’s Prayer

LESSON 4: I Can Ask

The children will learn the importance of making requests to God.by Leah Pittsinger

TOPICS

Prayer

AS KIDS ARRIVE (10 minutes)

The Lord's Picture Prayer (Activity) Click here

WORSHIP TIME (5 minutes)

Further info? Click here

BIBLE VERSE (7 minutes)

“…Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” Luke 11:9 NIV

Read the verse to the children. Then sing the words to the tune of “All Around the Mulberry Bush” to teach the verse to your child. Suggested diction is below:

Ask, and it will be gi-ven to you

Seek, and you will fi-nd

Knock and the door will be opened to you

Luke ele-ven ni-ne

BIBLE STORY (15 minutes)

Introduction:

We have learned over the past several weeks that it’s important to be respectful to God when we pray and that we can believe He will answer us. In this last lesson on the Lord’s Prayer (Jesus’ example prayer for His disciples), we will learn why it’s good to ask God for the things we need and want.

Read Luke 11:1-10 (We should ask God for what we need.)

Discussion Questions:

1. How does Jesus teach the disciples to make prayer requests to God? (He tells a story about a friend in need.)

2. What does the friend need? (Food.)

3. What answer does he receive? Why? (Yes! Because he asked for the food.)

4. What are three things Jesus encourages us to do through prayer? (Ask, seek, knock.)

5. What does this teach us about prayer? (To ask God for what we need because he is listening and ready to provide.)

6. What are some other things we can ask for when we pray? (For sick friends to be healed, for others to know Jesus, for help with something that is hard, etc.)

7. Does God also care about what we want? (Yes.) How do we know? (Because He loves us!)

8. Does this mean we will always get what we pray for? (No, because sometimes God has a different, better plan for us than what we would like to happen.)

Conclusion: Sometimes we forget to ask God for the things that we need, but we can always turn to Him through prayer. And we don’t have to be afraid to ask God for the things we would like either because He will still answer us! The important thing to remember is that God loves us and wants us to make requests because it shows Him that we know He can provide. So, when we pray, we can make requests and know that God will answer our prayers.

FUN TIME (10 minutes)

Prayer Door (Craft) Click here

ALTERNATE FUN TIME (10 minutes)

Picture Balloons (Craft) Click here

PRAYER/SNACK (10 minutes)

Further info? Click here

Lead the children in a short prayer and then pass out a healthy snack. While eating, talk about things the children ask to receive from their parents, such as toys, snacks, prizes, etc. Ask the class to consider why parents sometimes say “no” to requests. Encourage the children by admitting that sometimes God says “no” to our prayer requests too, but that’s because He knows what it truly best for us. However, we should never be afraid to ask God for what we need because sometimes the answer is “yes!

CLOSING ACTIVITY (5-10 minutes)

Yes, No, Sometimes (Activity) Click here

NEXT WEEK

Select another exciting lesson from Kids Sunday School Place

TAKE HOME PAGE

Give one copy to each child at the end of the class to take home [PDF]. Click here

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