Parent Connection - 2.12.2020

Our All Sufficient God


Objective: Students will learn how God knows everything, He is always there, and can bring them through whatever problems they face and will be challenged to depend completely upon Him.

Key Scripture: Psalm 91:2

Key Thought: God’s got you.

Lesson Summary: Tonight’s lesson is part of a four-lesson series called “Elohim: Stand in Awe.” The word “Elohim” is the Hebrew word for God. During the lesson this week, your student learned how God knows everything, is always there, and can bring them through whatever problems they face. They were challenged to depend completely upon Him. Here are the points we covered:

I.    God knows everything (Psalm 139:1-4)
II.   God is always there (Psalm 139:7-10)
III.  God is all-powerful (Luke 1:37)

The challenge in this lesson was to depend upon God because He is not limited like we are. Psalm 91:2 could be a prayer that your student chooses to believe and pray. “I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress; My God, in Him I will trust.’” Your student was asked to consider that God is all-sufficient for his or her every need.

Take some time to discuss the greatness of God with your student, using the points of the outline and the Scripture given. Help your student recognize the value of praising God’s greatness as a part of their prayer life. Ask your student which one of the outline points impacts them the most. Pray with your student, praising God for the attribute your student chose.

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