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• The Window Daniel Didn't Shut · Story · Upper elementary
  Daniel told the truth about who he belonged to even when it could cost him his life, because the God he prayed to was real and was with him in it.
• The Writing You Couldn't See · Object Lesson · Early elementary
  God writes his word on the inside of us, and it shows up in what we actually do.
• The List Nobody Kept · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph could forgive his brothers because he was watching what God was doing, not keeping score of what they had done.
• The Rap Sheet · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph forgave his brothers without pretending they were innocent — he said out loud exactly what they did, and was kind to them anyway.
• The Grudge List · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph remembered exactly what his brothers did to him and was kind to them anyway — forgiving isn't forgetting, it's trusting God enough to be good to the person who hurt you.
• Nine Went Home · Game · Upper elementary
  Jesus healed ten men who never came back to thank him, and he healed them anyway — thanks is a response to grace, not the price of it.
• The List Joseph Could Have Read · Game · Upper elementary
  Forgiveness isn't forgetting — Joseph remembered exactly what his brothers did and chose kindness anyway, because he trusted God was at work.
• Count to Twenty (and the Three Who Wrecked It) · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph had every right and all the power to pay his brothers back, and instead he named the wrong honestly, trusted what God was doing, and was kind to them anyway.
• The List Joseph Could Have Read · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph remembered exactly what his brothers did to him — and forgave them anyway, because forgiving is not forgetting, it is choosing not to make someone pay for what you remember.
• The Grudge List · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph remembered exactly what his brothers did to him and chose to be kind to them anyway — forgiveness is not forgetting, it's refusing to use what you remember as a weapon.
• Did Joseph Say It? · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph forgave his brothers before they could ever make it up to him — because God was at work even in what they did to him.
• Down to Their Level · Sunday Huddle · Leaders
  Whatever your gift is, God gave it to be spent on somebody else — so today spend it at kid height.
• The Governor Who Remembered Everything · Game · Upper elementary
  Joseph forgave his brothers while remembering exactly what they did — forgiveness isn't pretending the hurt never happened, it's refusing to make someone pay for it.
• The Card Nobody Counted · Game · Upper elementary
  God has forgiven us a debt so huge we never even counted it — and that is why we let go of the small ones other people owe us.
• The Amount You Forgot · Game · Upper elementary
  God has forgiven us more than we can hold in our heads — and remembering that is what makes us willing to forgive the small thing someone did to us.
• Cancelled, But I Still Remember · Game · Upper elementary
  God forgives by cancelling the debt and not bringing it back up — and he tells us to forgive the same way.
• The Hope-a-Matic 3000 · Object Lesson · Upper elementary
  Our hope holds because it is fastened to Jesus, who has already gone in ahead of us—not because we hold on well enough.
• Reading the Script vs. Having the Conversation · Training · Leaders
  Curriculum is a tool that prepares the teacher; the child meets God through Scripture handled by someone who has actually been with it first.
• Arrow Prayers · Sunday Huddle · Leaders
  God hears the one-sentence prayer you fire off in the middle of the job, not just the tidy one before the doors open.
• Put The Clipboard Down · Sunday Huddle · Leaders
  A child who is talking to you is not interrupting the work—the work is stopping for them, and that's where the joy is.
• Somebody Watered You · Sunday Huddle · Leaders
  We water; God alone makes anything grow — so do your small faithful job today and leave the growing to him.
• The Rest That Got Interrupted · Devotional · Leaders
  Jesus told his workers to come away and rest, and the crowd got there first — and he was not annoyed with them for being tired.
• Get Your Eyes Under Theirs · Sunday Huddle · Leaders
  Jesus treated children as people worth stopping for, and your knees are how you say the same thing.
• The Sunday That Felt Like Nothing · Training · Leaders
  You cannot measure this work on a Sunday-sized timescale, so stop grading yourself on feedback you were never going to get.