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BIBLE BOWL
The Bible Bowl winter semester continues Sunday January 18. Parents, be sure to get your kids to the memory room (which opens at 5) in plenty of time for the 5:30 p.m. start. Bible Bowl is usually done by about 6:30. Bible Bowl is our scripture memory program for children from 4 years old through 4th grade. BB takes place twice per year in September-October and January-February, eight weeks each semester, and the program has run for almost 40 years. Each week during the Bible Bowl season, parents and Bible Bowlers can access the quiz questions for the upcoming Sunday here. You can also see a page full of BB pics here. And parents - check here for other important documents, such as ABC verses, point system, memory books, etc. BB coaches and kids fall 2025, semi annual goofy shot
WEEK 2- January 18, 2026
THEME: Jonah, Chapter 2 Kinder Box: “M” Verse Mystery Bag: Ps 34:17 Last week we saw Jonah try to run from God, but it didn’t work. It was God that caused the storm and it was God who calmed it. It was God who prepared that great fish to be in the exact place it needed to be to swallow Jonah. He knew the exact circumstances it would take to bring Jonah to repentance. God is always at work in our lives and in the lives of those around us. We serve a very big God, who created the whole universe, yet He loves each one of us enough to put things in our life to bring us closer to Him. Now, let’s read chapter two and see how Jonah’s heart attitude changed from chapter one. When Jonah finds himself in trouble, he cries out to the Lord and the Lord hears Jonah. When Jonah prayed, the Lord ordered the fish to spit Jonah out onto the beach. God was in complete control the whole time! God always knows what is best for all of us. He is our Heavenly Father and wants to take care of us. When He tells us to do something, you can be sure it is what’s best! So, trust that whatever happens in your life, God is at work and in control. He is at work in you, to make you more and more like Him. Let’s all learn from Jonah’s story and remember God always has a plan that is bigger than what you can see. He is concerned with our hearts and wants to help us to want His will to be done. Finally, we must always remember that if we do the wrong thing, God has open arms for us to run to. He will always love you and forgive you when you call out to Him, just like Jonah. Quiz Questions
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