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Everyone experiences jealousy and feelings of wanting what we can’t have. But what if you just pretend to be someone else to get what you want?
From Genesis 27, students will read about Jacob’s great caper to deceive his father, Isaac, and to take what rightfully belongs to his older brother, Esau.
Along the way, students will reflect on the consequences of being someone we’re not, and finally the importance of embracing whom God made YOU to be.
What you’ll receive:
Email with PDF (printable) file which includes lesson, teacher instruction, opening activity, and color-coded scripture
Other FAQ’s:
This lesson is age-appropriate for both Middle and Senior High students
Can be used in small groups, Bible studies, or Sunday school settings.
Everyone experiences jealousy and feelings of wanting what we can’t have. But what if you just pretend to be someone else to get what you want?
From Genesis 27, students will read about Jacob’s great caper to deceive his father, Isaac, and to take what rightfully belongs to his older brother, Esau.
Along the way, students will reflect on the consequences of being someone we’re not, and finally the importance of embracing whom God made YOU to be.
What you’ll receive:
Email with PDF (printable) file which includes lesson, teacher instruction, opening activity, and color-coded scripture
Other FAQ’s:
This lesson is age-appropriate for both Middle and Senior High students
Can be used in small groups, Bible studies, or Sunday school settings.