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At our core, we all seek to be loved and known. Which is why there is no worse feeling than believing we are unloved or invisible.
From Genesis 29, students will read the story of Rachel and Leah: two sisters longing to be loved.
Along the way, students will consider the specific ways we show love to our families and friends, and the pain we feel when we are deceived or rejected.
Finally, we will reflect on the compassion God has for those who feel invisible and seek to find joy in knowing it is only through Him that our deepest longings for love will ever be satisfied.
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.
At our core, we all seek to be loved and known. Which is why there is no worse feeling than believing we are unloved or invisible.
From Genesis 29, students will read the story of Rachel and Leah: two sisters longing to be loved.
Along the way, students will consider the specific ways we show love to our families and friends, and the pain we feel when we are deceived or rejected.
Finally, we will reflect on the compassion God has for those who feel invisible and seek to find joy in knowing it is only through Him that our deepest longings for love will ever be satisfied.
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.