MISSION MOSES
The EPIC Adventures of Moses!
In this series we are following the Adventures of Moses as he was used by God to accomplish a Mission for God. He didn't always make the right choices, but in the end, he accomplished his mission because God never gave up on him!
WEEK TWO
Dads, Moms, Kids - use this page together to review or further explore what was learned at church, or if you weren't able to get to church today, then you can learn and live it out at home! After all, the Church is wherever you are! LET'S GO!
ROBOT SHUFFLE!
It's time for the Robot Shuffle! As you see the choices, if you like "A" better, go touch the RIGHT wall of the room. If you like "B" better, go touch the LEFT wall. If you like them the SAME lay on the floor. For the last choice, choose the one you think is BETTER!
Just for Fun:
(Answer at bottom of page.)
Today's GALACTIC BIBLE LESSON was:
MOSES ATTACKS AN EGYPTIAN AND FLEES
After Moses was adopted, Pharaoh’s daughter raised Moses as if he were her own son. One day, when Moses was grown, he went out among his own people and saw how they were being abused as slaves.
One day, Moses saw an Egyptian supervisor beating one of his people. It made him very angry to see one of his own people being beaten. So Moses looked around to see if anyone was watching. Then he hit the Egyptian and started beating him, but he got carried away and ended up killing him. When he realized what he had done, he quickly hid the body in the sand and left.
The next day, he went out again, but this time he saw two Hebrews fighting. He stopped them and said, “With all of your problems, why are you fighting each other?” Their response surprised him. They pulled back like they were afraid of him and said, “Who made you our leader? You’re not our judge! Are you planning to kill us like you killed the Egyptian yesterday?”
Moses was shocked! He now realized his crime wasn’t a secret. He knew that soon Pharaoh would find out about it and would probably send out men to arrest him and probably kill him. So Moses did the only thing he thought he could do: he ran away and barely escaped Egypt with his life.
He ended up out in the wilderness, at a place called Midian. Once he got there, he sat down next to a well. Soon seven women came to the well to draw water for their sheep. They were the daughters of Jethro, the priest of Midian.
Soon, some shepherds come and started to chase the women away. Moses stepped in and defended them and a fight broke out, but Moses won and helped the women be allowed to stay and feed their animals. After the fight, he helped the women draw the water for their sheep. When they got back home, Jethro was surprised his daughters were back so soon. They said, “An Egyptian protected us from the shepherds, and he even helped draw water for the flock.”
“Where is he? What, did you leave him at the well? Go get him and invite him to come and have a meal with us.” Moses ended up staying with Jethro and his family for many years and in time he even married one of his daughters, a woman named Zipporah. Together, they had two sons.
Moses probably thought that was where he would spend the rest of his life, but God had other plans for him. Plans that would take him back to Egypt!
To be continued next week...
One day, Moses saw an Egyptian supervisor beating one of his people. It made him very angry to see one of his own people being beaten. So Moses looked around to see if anyone was watching. Then he hit the Egyptian and started beating him, but he got carried away and ended up killing him. When he realized what he had done, he quickly hid the body in the sand and left.
The next day, he went out again, but this time he saw two Hebrews fighting. He stopped them and said, “With all of your problems, why are you fighting each other?” Their response surprised him. They pulled back like they were afraid of him and said, “Who made you our leader? You’re not our judge! Are you planning to kill us like you killed the Egyptian yesterday?”
Moses was shocked! He now realized his crime wasn’t a secret. He knew that soon Pharaoh would find out about it and would probably send out men to arrest him and probably kill him. So Moses did the only thing he thought he could do: he ran away and barely escaped Egypt with his life.
He ended up out in the wilderness, at a place called Midian. Once he got there, he sat down next to a well. Soon seven women came to the well to draw water for their sheep. They were the daughters of Jethro, the priest of Midian.
Soon, some shepherds come and started to chase the women away. Moses stepped in and defended them and a fight broke out, but Moses won and helped the women be allowed to stay and feed their animals. After the fight, he helped the women draw the water for their sheep. When they got back home, Jethro was surprised his daughters were back so soon. They said, “An Egyptian protected us from the shepherds, and he even helped draw water for the flock.”
“Where is he? What, did you leave him at the well? Go get him and invite him to come and have a meal with us.” Moses ended up staying with Jethro and his family for many years and in time he even married one of his daughters, a woman named Zipporah. Together, they had two sons.
Moses probably thought that was where he would spend the rest of his life, but God had other plans for him. Plans that would take him back to Egypt!
To be continued next week...
TALK ABOUT IT!
DISCUSSION IDEAS FOR YOUR FAMILY:
- Have you ever done something in anger you regretted?
- Have you ever hid something that got found out?
- How does it feel when you hide something?
- When we make a mistake, what should we do?
- Is there anything in your life you need to make right?
- Isn't is good to know that God forgives us and gives us second chances? (over and over again?)
Some Verses to Discuss:
THE MISSION OBJECTIVE:
Here is the MAIN POINT of the lesson today:
THEME VERSE:
Here is the verse we are working to memorize this month:
HERE IS THE PRINTABLE PARENT GUIDE WITH MORE TO DO:
DO ON SCREEN OR PRINT IF YOU'D LIKE. Here you will find discussion questions, verses to look up, our memory verse and more.
