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One reason is because we have too many distractions around us, like the TV or listening to the thoughts in our heads. Many of us have not mastered the art of listening to God. Listening to God can also be challenging. Just like sometimes we don’t want to always listen to our parents, even though we know it’s good for us. Listening can be one of the hardest things to do, and it takes a lot of practice. Hearing a loud sound is easy, the harder part is actually listening. What do you think God gave us our ears for? Yes, for hearing. God has blessed us with the gift of hearing! What are some things you can hear right now? (breathing, clock, people in the hallway, etc.) Our ears are very sensitive to the sounds around us. INTERACTIVE LESSON: POWER POINT SCRIPT HEREĬlose your eyes. TEACH the Lesson (Explain/Explore) *TEACHING POINT 1: God gave me ears to listen to him. Explain to the children “Jehovah” means “God”. The Story of Samuel (audio): Listen to the story of Samuel. The Story of Samuel (video): Play this 4 minute video to teach the children about the story of Samuel. Hearing Test: Watch this video to test how good your hearing is! (Suggestion: stop the video after the test.)

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But it’s important that we learn how to use our ears to hear Him. (Some ideas: spotty ripe bananas, fat fruit flies, rabbits rumble, hats cannot tango, cows ate pie) INTRO: God loves us and He always wants to communicate with us. I’m going to whisper a word or phrase in one person’s ear and that person has to whisper it in the next person’s ear, and we’ll keep going until we reach the last person in the circle, who then says the word or phrase out loud.

We’re going to start our lesson with a game. And we made some cool Looking Glasses! Did you use them this week? What are some things in creation you were able to observe? God made our eyes so we can see His beautiful creation. Tape the eggs shut and have children guess which item is in each egg. Guess that Sound: Fill several egg shakers with different materials such as rice, beans, paper clips- anything! Set out 1 sample of each item in the eggs. Allow children to play with it by whispering into the cups and trying to hear what the other is saying. String Phone: Make a string phone out of plastic cups and yarn. “You must use your whole being for the sake of others… your ears, your nose, your mouth, your limbs.” -Rev. I will tell you great things.” -Jeremiah 33:3 “The Prayer that Makes God Smile” by Stormie Omartian Samuel Hears God craft: printed templates, cardstock, scissors, glue, crayons “Ears for Listening” Unit: Getting a Sense of God LESSON PURPOSE: God gave me ears for listening to god.

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