The Value of a Soul! A Complete Sunday School Lesson You Can Use. Authored by Patrice Smith – PCAF Member.


Author Patrice Smith has written a timely Sunday school lesson, entitled: “The Value of a Soul.” She delves into answering many questions including, “what is a soul worth?” and “why are all souls valuable to God?” Patrice has shed light on this rarely talked about and informative matter. You may want to take a Sunday and break from your traditional classes to teach on this eye-opening subject! Try holding classes during the week or on one Bible class night (with your pastor’s permission, of course) if Sundays are not convenient.

HERE IS AN EXCERPT FROM THE LESSON:

It is society’s practice to judge people based on externals (i.e., looks, wealth, titles, education, profession, zip codes, etc.) It is probably safe to say we have all judged someone based on externalities or what society deems as important. Or…we may have been the one who was ignored or overlooked because we did not measure up to someone’s standards. Every day, people are mistreated, ignored, and made fun of because they look a certain way or lack resources to obtain a so-called “good” lifestyle. We forget that behind every face (whether considered attractive or not), behind every body-type, behind every wealthy businessman or woman and behind every homeless person begging for money on the street corner — there is an invaluable soul. To overlook people or make them feel unwanted based on looks or societal status is, from God’s perspective, wicked and contrary to biblical principles. For the bible states that God is no respecter of persons, He rains on the just and the unjust. John 3:16 points out this very fact, that “God so loved…He gave His only begotten Son.”

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“Improving Our Self-Image” – A Complete Sunday School Lesson Authored by PCAF Member Patrice Smith


This excellent author has written on a powerful subject dealing with our self-esteem. Far too many people who belong to Christ suffer from feelings of inferiority in so many areas! Patrice has this material available for both adults and young adult classes. You may want to take a Sunday and break from your traditional classes to teach on this eye-opening subject! If Sundays are not convenient, try holding classes during the week or on one Bible class night.

Here is a sample of “Improving Our Self-Image”:

“Improving Our Self-Image How is your self-esteem? How do you see yourself? Are you guilty of comparing yourself to friends, relatives or celebrities? What do you really think about you? Do you long to be taller or shorter? Feel you’re not pretty or handsome enough? Are you struggling to lose weight hoping to look like that super super-model you admire? Maybe you’re on the other end of the spectrum and want to gain a few pounds. Unfortunately, in our society physical features are much more important than what we have on the inside, especially our spirituality.  For many people there is a constant pressure for perfection, to meet the physical standards that the media holds in high regards. Looking sexy, thin, constantly being told you need to have this hair color, drive this car and wear these clothes in order to fit in or meet our social standards. Everybody has some level of self-esteem. We all have thoughts about who we are, good, bad or indifferent. Our self-worth is often based on our physical features, the money we make, our position in life, college degrees.

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The Value of a Soul! A Complete Sunday School Lesson You Can Use. Authored by Patrice Smith – PCAF Member.


Author Patrice Smith has written a timely Sunday school lesson, entitled: “The Value of a Soul.” She delves into answering many questions including, “what is a soul worth?” and “why are all souls valuable to God?” Patrice has shed light on this rarely talked about and informative matter. You may want to take a Sunday and break from your traditional classes to teach on this eye-opening subject! Try holding classes during the week or on one Bible class night (with your pastor’s permission, of course) if Sundays are not convenient.

HERE IS AN EXCERPT FROM THE LESSON:

It is society’s practice to judge people based on externals (i.e., looks, wealth, titles, education, profession, zip codes, etc.) It is probably safe to say we have all judged someone based on externalities or what society deems as important. Or…we may have been the one who was ignored or overlooked because we did not measure up to someone’s standards. Every day, people are mistreated, ignored, and made fun of because they look a certain way or lack resources to obtain a so-called “good” lifestyle. We forget that behind every face (whether considered attractive or not), behind every body-type, behind every wealthy businessman or woman and behind every homeless person begging for money on the street corner — there is an invaluable soul. To overlook people or make them feel unwanted based on looks or societal status is, from God’s perspective, wicked and contrary to biblical principles. For the bible states that God is no respecter of persons, He rains on the just and the unjust. John 3:16 points out this very fact, that “God so loved…He gave His only begotten Son.”

(CLICK THE TEXT BELOW TO VIEW, CONTINUE READING,
AND PRINT OUT FOR YOUR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES)

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