___________ God for who Deuteronomy 6:_____

He is.

We can’t _______________ love

1 Thess. 5:17: Pray constantly.
Q&A: Q. Who are the three per-
sons in which God exists?
A. The Father, the Son and the
Holy Spirit. (Mt. 28:19; 2 Cor.
13:14; 1 Pet. 1:2; Jude 20, 21).
God on our own.
Altar - Place used in Bible times where people of-
fered sacrifices and gifts to God. IN OT times,
while animals were a common sacrifice, altars
were also used to sacrifice grain, fruit, wine , and
incense. Genesis 12:7; 26:24-25
*Taken from Holman Publishing’s Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary for
Kids.

“a large python can swallow a goat whole.”

See if you can come up with a rap or rock
*Taken from National Geographic Kids Weird But True: 300 outrageous facts.
song where you use the lyrics from the
memory work.
At the Summit, we’re striving to climb to new heights with Jesus. These five devotionals are suggestions of activities to do as a family to help your family
to climb closer to Jesus together at home during the week. This tool is intended to help you lead a family worship time. Please go to God in worship as a
family on a regular basis even if you do not use this resource. If your family completes one of the devotionals parents can initial in the boxes below and
the child will receive a buck for every devotional completed.

Devotional One, Read: Read the following verse about
prayer and adoration.
Scriptures to consider: Deuteronomy 10:12;
2 Chronicles 7:14-15; Matthew 22:37; Luke 4:8;
Devotional Two, Pray: Think about all the things God has
done (for you and for everyone). Praise Him for these
things. Prayer doesn’t always have to be silent and sol-
emn. Write a praise song that you can sing to God as a
prayer telling Him your love for Him because of who He is
and all He’s done.

Devotional Three, Mold: We can’t properly adore God
without His help. He is always molding us and making us
better and better. Using playdough, sculpt something rep-
resenting what you can do to show God you love Him.
Devotional Four, Build: Build a scene from Deuteronomy
6:4-9 using Legos, Duplos, Mega Blocks, or some other
kind of building toy. See if you can use these blocks to get
all of the details right. Talk with your parents about how
this story might relate to the one we learned on Sunday.

Devotional Five, Sing: I love hymns. Hymns are songs
that people might have been singing for hundreds of
years. One of my favorites is “I love you Lord” With
your parent’s help, look up this song on the internet or in
a hymn book. See if you can find the story behind the
song. Talk about this song and what it means. A good re-
source is “www.cyberhymnal.org,” you can listen and read
the lyrics and read about the hymn. See if you can sing
the hymn once you’re finished learning about it.
Devotional Six, Serve: Showing God our adoration means
we do what He said to do. Jesus said in Matthew 28:19 to
“Go and make disciples.” Part of going is serving others by
helping them but the most important part is serving others
by telling them about Jesus. Do you have a friend who’s a
neighbor or who you’ll see this summer a few times? Do
they know Jesus as their savior? How will they know
about Him unless someone tells them? Ask your mom and
dad what you could say to this friend of yours.