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| "GAME NIGHT AND WWJD?" by Carol Duerksen | ||||||||||||
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YOUTH GROUP LESSON 65
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| 6 Ask youth to choose one of the following ways to show what their conversation with Jesus might be: Do a skit, a comic strip on the newsprint, a poster, a silent pantomime, or write a short story. 7 Share the responses with the class. 8 Ask students to locate Biblical input on this topic. Can they find stories or verses that support their responses? Does the Bible say anything about playing violent video games? 9 Discuss what students found in the Bible. 10 Discuss: What’s next? Does it matter whether you play violent video games? What about kids younger than you? Is it okay for them? 11 Option: Depending on your group and where they come out on this topic, they may want to plan an awareness event for parents in your congregation. 12 Close with a prayer, inviting Jesus to be a part of the lives of the youth, walking with them in everything they think, do and say. Download this Session's Reproducible Story PDF - "Why Mennonites Play HALO?" |
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