Playing on God’s Team
Play Ball!!!! Just like it takes a lot of practice for baseball players to be good at their sport, it also important for us as Christians to practice good habits to be the best we can be for God’s Team.
Over the next 11 weeks awe are going to be covering several different topics from prayer, to reading our Bibles and meditating on God’s Word. This series will help sharpen our skills and help us pick some things we can work on to be the best we can be for God.
So grab your favorite baseball jersey and get ready to play your best today!!
Weekly Overview
- Training to Play on GOD’S TEAM
- Spiritual Disciplines: Bible
- Spiritual Disciplines: Meditation
- Spiritual Disciplines: Prayer
- Spiritual Disciplines: Giving
- Spiritual Disciplines: Service
- Spiritual Disciplines: Worship
- Spiritual Disciplines: Solitude
- Spiritual Disciplines: Fasting
- Spiritual Disciplines: Thankfulness
- Spiritual Disciplines: Simplicity
Make the connection!
At Hope, we are extremely committed to empowering families so that they can grow in their relationships with God. In order to give you practical tools for spiritual growth, we provide a user friendly devotional that you can use at home with your family! This quick, easy-to-follow study guide is just the thing to get everyone at your house on the same page. Pick a night this week, get everyone together, and walk through the steps below!
Let’s Play!
Have kids look through the list of spiritual disciplines and ask them what they think each one means. As they talk about what each one means, have them identify something they can do to practice that discipline.
Let’s Talk!
Tell your kid about some things you are working on in your walk with the Lord and ask them what they think you can do to be your best for God’s Team.
Let’s Read!
Read Philippians 2:12-13 and talk about how that pertains to our walk with Christ.
Let’s Think!
What are some things that you and your child can work on to practice some of these spiritual disciplines? Could you do something to serve, show thankfulness or read the Bible together?
Let’s Do!
Put those plans into action. Come up with something you can do together with your child to practice one of these disciplines and do it. Maybe it’s showing service by helping a neighbor out , or practicing giving, by gathering some toys and donating them.