SuperVerse

Let’s say all the lines of the SuperVerse together:  

According to Paul, which hand did God use to form the worlds; the right or left? Neither—He formed the worlds by His Word!   

Can any human do that? No.

Humans are very creative and skilled with their hands to make things from materials that already exist because of God. However, they cannot make something from nothing, right?   

God spoke into being things that didn’t previously exist. Think of that for a moment. He simply spoke.

Everything that we see in the sky—the sun, moon and stars were not made from visible things; they were made from nothing by God simply speaking them into existence.   

Let’s say Hebrews 11:3 together: 

Divide the children into five teams of 2–4 children, dependent on the size of the class. Try to form teams with different ages and genders. 

Have each team move to a different area of the room. 

Assign one of the numbered lines to each team and give them a couple of minutes to practice their line. This can be as a group or if they prefer, assigning specific word or words to each team member.  

When time is up, have the groups reassemble in front of the board and have them recite their lines in order until the entire verse is completed. 

Have all groups say the Bible reference together.

If time permits, have the children turn with their backs to the board and do this again from memory. Help groups out as necessary to complete the verse. 

Conclusion: You spoke the words of the verse to completely form it; however, it already existed, didn’t it? Now, imagine God completely forming all we see and can’t see, by speaking it into existence from absolutely nothing! We serve a glorious, living, powerful, and amazingly creative God!      

If children cannot memorize the SuperVerse, be sure they understand its meaning. Remind them to keep working on the verse at home.