Then Abraham looked and saw a ram caught by his horns in the thicket. (Put your hand to your ear for kids to say, “Say what!?”) Abraham was ready to give God the thing he loved the most. Then Abraham built an altar and arranged the wood on it. They kept walking until they arrived at the place where God had told him to go. Isaac said to his father, "The fire and the wood are here, but where is the lamb for the offering?" (Put your hand to your ear for kids to say, “Say what!?”)Ībraham answered Isaac and said, "God will provide the lamb." On the third day, Abraham told Isaac that they were going to build an altar and offer a sacrifice to God. So Abraham took Isaac and they started up the mountain. One day, God spoke to Abraham and told him to take Isaac up on a mountain and give God the thing that he loved more than anything. (Put your hand to your ear for kids to say, “Say what!?”) And God told Abraham that He was going to have lots of grandchildren and great grandchildren through his son Isaac. Abraham and his wife Sarah were almost 100 years old when Isaac was born. When I put my hand to my ear like this (demonstrate), I want you to say in your most surprised voice, “Say what!?”Ībraham was Isaac's father. As I tell you what happened, I need your help. Today’s Bible lesson about Abraham and Isaac is about trust. You knew that he/she would tell you the truth.
Some of the reasons you gave that you trusted this person is because you knew him/her. Once the candy is found, bring the kids back and have them share the candy. Have one child follow the directions given for each person the kids trust. Remember, you can trust only one of these people. When our guests are done giving you directions, you guys will tell who you trust. Our guests are going to give you directions to find some candy, but you can only trust one of them. One is our ( name of person) and one is ( name of person). Today we are going to play a game called Who Do You Trust? You know these guests I have here. Fill in the names in the parentheses below. The person kids know well will tell the truth. You’ll need two guests-only one of these people should be someone kids know well. Children's Sermon: Abraham and Isaac (Genesis 22:1-19)
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