Parting The Red Sea

Parting The Red Sea

Let’s get up and dance with your kids in praise! Play some worship music in your home, have fun with it! Raise your hands, jump, close your eyes – enjoy a time of worship as a family.

Parting The Red Sea

Lesson: Sometimes we panic when bad things happen to us. That’s when we need to remember God is in control.

Memory Verse: Exodus 14:14 The Lord himself will fight for you. Just stay calm.

Key Points:

  • Pharaoh let the Israelites get out of Egypt. Exodus 12:31

  • Pharaoh changed his mind and chased down the Israelites. Exodus 14:5

  • God parted the Red Sea and rescued the Israelites. Exodus 14:21-22

  • When you’re in a pickle, stay calm and pray for help. Exodus 14:14

In today’s lesson, we’re learning about what happened after the Israelites were freed from slavery. Remember, God sent Moses back to Egypt to free his people. Pharaoh didn’t want to release them, but after 10 terrible plagues, he finally agreed. Moses must have been so excited because God proved his power by fulfilling his plan. And, the Israelites were super excited because they were free! Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt and towards a place that would keep them safe. In the meantime, Pharaoh had a change of heart and decided that he wanted his slaves back. So, he gathered his army, which included horses and chariots, and chased down the Israelites. Imagine the scene. Moses and the Israelites walking in the desert, approaching a huge body of water. Behind them, they see this vast army running towards them. They were in a pickle for sure! Well, once again, God had a plan. Just when Moses and the Israelites thought they were doomed, God opened the sea so they could safely cross to the other side! Kids, we can learn from this story. When we’re faced with hard stuff, pray and ask God to help. Just like he helped the Israelites, he’ll help you!

Talk About It:

  1. What’s your favorite part of the video? What’s one thing you learned from it?

  2. Describe a time you were in a tough situation and you didn’t know what to do. How did that make you feel and what did you do?

  3. How did God lead the Israelites during the day and at night? What did Pharaoh decide to do that put the Israelites in danger?

  4. What did God do to help the Israelites escape?

  5. Read Proverbs 3:5-6. Why should we trust God? When we trust God, what does he do for us?

  6. How will you apply this lesson to your life this week?

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