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| "KNOT A LEADER" by Carol Duerksen | |||||||||||||
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YOUTH GROUP LESSON 54
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| • What did Jordan do to untangle the knots? • How was Jordan a leader? • Make a list of the “knotty” situations in your community. How about your church? What are the things that get everybody all tied up and frustrated with each other? REFLECT Look at the list of “knotty” situations. Can you as a class give leadership in any of them? Can you help lead people out of the things that have them tied up? Choose one of the situations and brainstorm about what you could do. Make a list of all ideas…even those that seem impossible. Sometimes it takes a crazy idea to make an impact. RESPOND As a class, make plans to take some specific “footsteps through feuds” with one or more of the situations you discussed. What is the miracle you could never have dreamed of? For Jordan, it was to have friends from both public and private schools at his graduation. What can you do to help make a “miracle” happen? Close with a “sports huddle” where you all put a hand into the middle of the group and pray together. Finish the prayer with the words “Let’s Go with God!” Read the attached articles with this lesson - PDF |
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