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Theme: God answers orayer. Objects: "Knock, Knock" jokes

Theme: Very important words: "Please" and "Thank you" - Proper 23 (28) Year C Objects: A "Thank You" card, or perhaps a stuffed Barney toy

Use this children's sermon to help kids learn to let their light shine for Jesus. You can use "Let Your Light Shine" in Sunday school, children's church or at home. This children's sermon is based on Matthew 5:14-16.

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Theme: Jesus performs miracles -- not magic tricks. Objects: Two pitchers, one clear and one opaque, a package of grape Kool-Aid, a spoon, and a glass. (Ahead of time, put the package of Kool-Aid in the opaque pitcher.)

Children's Sermon John 20:19-31 The Things We Can't See Check out these helpful resources Biblical Commentary Sermons Children's Sermons Hymn Lists John 20:19-31 The Things We Can't See By Dr. Dan Wuori (Note: This week's sermon

This children's sermon focuses on James 2:1, 8-9 and how showing partiality is a sin.

Theme: Jesus showed his love by his actions. Objects: A greeting card, a box of candy, or some small gift item you might give to someone.

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Theme: Being honest and trustworthy -- even when no one is watching. Objects: A dollar bill and a bag such as one that a business might use to take deposits to the bank.