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Bottom Line Week 3: Celebrate each step of the way.  

Bottom Line Week 4: Find joy in what you see around you. 

Bottom Line Week 5: There’s always a reason to celebrate. 

Memory Verse:  “A CHEERFUL HEART MAKES YOU HEALTHY. BUT A BROKEN SPIRIT DRIES YOU UP.” PROVERBS 17:22, NIRV 

Questions:

1. What is something that took longer than you wanted it to? 
2. What is hard about celebrating the little things that God does?
3. Brainstorm a way as a family that you can celebrate God this week!

Bottom Line Week 1: We can have joy because of Jesus. 

Bottom Line Week 2: Make a Habit of Choosing joy.

Memory Verse:  “A CHEERFUL HEART MAKES YOU HEALTHY. BUT A BROKEN SPIRIT DRIES YOU UP.” PROVERBS 17:22, NIRV 

Questions:

1. What is something or someone who brings you joy? Why? 
2. How can you remember to make a habit of choosing joy? 
3. What kind of habits would you like to start or stop?

Bottom Line Week 3: Practice talking about God

Bottom Line Week 4: Practice living for God

Memory Verse:  “TRAINING THE BODY HAS SOME VALUE. BUT BEING GODLY HAS VALUE IN EVERY WAY. IT PROMISES HELP FOR THE LIFE YOU ARE NOW LIVING AND THE LIFE TO COME.” 1 TIMOTHY 4:8, NIRV 

Questions:

1. Think about something that God has given you that you're thankful for. Who is one person you can share that with?
2. Why is it better to lives God's way instead of our way?

Bottom Line Week 1: Practice listening to God

Bottom Line Week 2: Practice Praying to God

Memory Verse:  “TRAINING THE BODY HAS SOME VALUE. BUT BEING GODLY HAS VALUE IN EVERY WAY. IT PROMISES HELP FOR THE LIFE YOU ARE NOW LIVING AND THE LIFE TO COME.” 1 TIMOTHY 4:8, NIRV 

Questions:

1. Who are people in your life that you listen to? Why is it a good thing to listen to those we trust? 
2. Do you find it easy or hard to talk to God when things aren’t going the way you thought? When things are good? Why do you think that is?
3. “What is something you have prayed about lately?”

Bottom Line Week 3: When you have to wait, remember what’s true . 

Bottom Line Week 4: God is with you while you wait.

Memory Verse:  “WAIT FOR THE LORD. BE STRONG AND DON’T LOSE HOPE. WAIT FOR THE LORD.”  PSALM 27:14, NIRV 

Questions:

1. What can you do when you feel like you cannot wait any longer?
2. Name something you’re worried about right now. Talk to God about it and ask him to help you with it!

Bottom Line Week 1: Waiting can make you wise. 

Bottom Line Week 2: When you think you can’t wait, think twice.

Memory Verse:  “WAIT FOR THE LORD. BE STRONG AND DON’T LOSE HOPE. WAIT FOR THE LORD.”  PSALM 27:14, NIRV 

Questions:

1. What is challenging about being patient? 
2. Why is it important to talk to God during a time where we have to wait? How has God helped you when you have had to wait?
3. Is there a time where you made a decision and you regretted it? What could you have done differently?

Bottom Line Week 3: You can help others make peace. 

Bottom Line Week 4: Jesus came to be our savior.

Bottom Line Week 5: Jesus is Alive! 

Memory Verse:  “If possible live in peace with everyone. Do that as much as you can.” Romans 12:18, NIrV

Questions:

1. How can you know when it’s time to let someone else help? 
2. What can you do when it feels impossible to have peace with someone?
3. How does knowing how Jesus lived help inspire you to have peace with others?

Bottom Line Week 1: Week 1- Make peace whenever you can . 

Bottom Line Week 2: You can show you care by letting go of what’s fair.

Memory Verse:  “If possible live in peace with everyone. Do that as much as you can.” Romans 12:18, NIrV

Questions:

1. What does it mean when we say something is fair?
2. What is the biggest challenge face when trying to have peace with those around you?
3. How can you show you care by letting go of what’s fair this week?

Bottom Line Week 3: Be kinder than you have to be. 

Bottom Line Week 4: Be kind to people who are different than you.

Memory Verse:  “You are God’s chosen people. You are holy and dearly loved. So put on tender mercy and kindness as if they were your clothes. Don’t be proud. Be gentle and patient.” Colossians 3:12

Questions:

1. What is  one thing you want to do that can help you to remember to be kind?
2. Why do you think it's important that Jesus tells us to go over and above in our kindness towards others?
3. What can we learn about God knowing that his kindness is for everyone?

Bottom Line Week 1: Jesus showed us how to be kind. 

Bottom Line Week 2: Be kind to the people closest to you.

Memory Verse:  “You are God’s chosen people. You are holy and dearly loved. So put on tender mercy and kindness as if they were your clothes. Don’t be proud. Be gentle and patient.” Colossians 3:12

Questions:

1. Who in your life comes to mind when you think of kindness? What do they do that is kind?
2. Share a time when you did something kind for someone else. How did doing that for them make you feel?
3. Think of someone you can show kindness to this week!  Share the name with each other and help each other remember to be kind to them this week!