16 Questions
Why did the adults bring the children to Jesus?
To get Jesus' miracle touch
How did the disciples see the children?
As a disturbance
What did Jesus do when He saw the disciples stopping the children?
He got angry with them
What is one of the lessons we can learn from this story?
It is wrong to see children as disturbances in the Church
What did Jesus extend to the children?
A personal invitation
Why is it important to behave well in the Church?
So that you will not be seen or treated as a stubborn child
What is one of the expectations we should have when we come to Jesus?
That He will bless us
What does the Bible say about people who are like little children?
They belong to the kingdom of God
What did Jesus do to the children after saying 'Let the children come to me'?
He touched them
Why did Jesus set the children as examples for adults?
To show that they can enter the Kingdom of God
What can we receive from Jesus if we come to Him?
Wisdom, peace, and eternal life
What did Moses tell the children of Israel to do according to Deuteronomy 4:1-10?
To tell their children about God
What is one of the ways Jesus is inviting us to come to Him?
Through our pastor's preaching
Why did Jesus warn people not to stop children from coming to Him?
Because Jesus loves the children
What is the lesson we can learn from Jesus' interaction with the children?
That Jesus is proud of the children
What is the importance of telling our children about God?
So they can tell their grandchildren about God
Study Notes
Jesus' Invitation to Children
- Jesus is calling children for the salvation of their souls.
- Mark 10:13-16 is the biblical text that supports this lesson.
- The memory verse is "Let the children come to me, don't try to stop them; people who are like this little children belong to the Kingdom of God" (Mark 10:14).
What Happened in Mark 10:13-16
- Some children were brought to Jesus so that He could touch them.
- The disciples stopped them, seeing them as disturbances to Jesus.
- Jesus got angry and personally gave an invitation to the children to come to Him.
- Jesus showed everyone that He is proud of the children and warned people never to stop children from coming to Him.
Lessons from Mark 10:13-16
- It is wrong to see children as disturbances in the Church because Jesus never saw them that way.
- Children are always in Jesus' program (Matthew 18:1-6); always be around Jesus.
- Behave yourself well in the Church, so that you will not be seen or treated as a stubborn child.
Jesus' Love for Children
- Jesus touched the children and granted the desires of the people who brought them.
- Jesus set the children as examples to be followed for adults, if they wish to enter into the Kingdom of God.
- Jesus has time for you and is always inviting you to come to Him.
What to Do When You Come to Church
- Have something in mind that you want to come and meet Jesus, or you want Jesus to bless you.
- Jesus is ever ready to defend you before Satan and children haters.
- Never be harsh to other children, especially younger children.
God Carries Children Along
- The biblical text that supports this lesson is Deuteronomy 4:1-10.
- The memory verse is "Tell our children, let it be told to our grandchildren and their children too" (Joel 1:3).
- Moses told the children of Israel to obey God's commands and to remember what God did for them in the past.
What Moses Told the Children of Israel
- Moses told them to obey God's commands.
- Moses told them to remember what God did for them in the past.
Why God Instructs the Israelites to Tell Their Children About Him
- So that they can know and obey God's commands.
- So that they can remember what God did for them in the past.
This quiz is based on Mark 10:13-16, focusing on Jesus' invitation to children and the benefits of coming to Him. Students will learn to retell the story and understand the importance of salvation.
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