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Parents’ prayerPlay egg toss, visit an art gallery or be a“detective” in your neighbourhood! Discoverthese and other great ways to teach your kidsto be respectful.As you prepare to teach your children theimportance of showing respect, first commit yourefforts to the Lord, trusting Him to be faithful tocomplete the work that you are beginning today.Use the sample prayer provided below, or formulateyour own prayer using the Bible verses providedunder “Scripture-guided prayer for parents.”Here’s a treasure chest of ideas that help kids: respect God, His creation and His WordSample prayer respect their communityLord Most High, by Your Word the heavens weremade; the starry host was made by the breath of Yourmouth. You gather the waters of the sea into jars; Youput the deep into storehouses. Let all the earth fearYou Lord; let all the people of the world revere You.At Your command, the world came to be, and it stoodfirm. Your plans stand firm forever, the purposesof Your heart through all generations! From heaven,You look down and watch all who live on earth – You,who formed the hearts of all: You consider all we do(Psalm 33:6-15). Sovereign Lord, because I revereYou, may I cherish and show respect for all Youhave made. be considerate of others’ feelings use manners that show respect.This lesson also helps deal with littering, vandalismand destructiveness.Lesson contentsParents’ prayerKids talk with GodSpeak a blessingMemory versesKick-off craftBible storiesCreative disciplineHands-on options23445699I humbly confess that I do not always show respectfor some of Your most wonderful creations – humanbeings. My own sinfulness echoes in my ears whenI hear the same disrespectful tone in my children’svoices as they have heard me use. Please replace myself-serving attitude with a loving graciousness thathelps me see others the way You do – as precioustreasures, worthy of tender care and respect. Pleaseremind me to be respectful when I interact withmy spouse, my children, friends and neighbours,especially when I am upset. Please forgive me for thetimes I have modelled a disrespectful attitude formy children.I pray now for my children,and. Please infuse their hearts with a deepreverence for You and all that You have made. Placein them a longing to read Your Word and a desireto obey Your commands. Please inspire them to berespectful and considerate of others and give thema willingness to put others first. Because they havea healthy fear of You, I pray that my children willserve those in authority with their whole heart out ofrespect for the Lord and to honour those individualsby obeying their instructions (Ephesians 6:7). In 2012 Focus on the Family (Canada) Association. All rights reserved.2Respect Kids of Integrity
Jesus’ name, I ask that You will protectandfrom the schemes of the devil whowill try and persuade them to honour themselvesinstead of others. Because the “sins of self” arelinked to disrespect, please expose any roots ofrebellion, selfishness or pride in my children’s hearts,and destroy these attitudes through the power ofYour Holy Spirit.Kids talk with GodUse this section to help your children learn to reachout to God in all things. The sample prayers allbegin with “Dear God,” however, you may use anyother names for God your children are comfortablewith (i.e. Jesus, Father God, Lord Jesus, HeavenlyFather, Abba Father, Lord).Lord, You formed each of us in the womb. Youare the Lord who has made all things, who alonestretched out the heavens and who alone spreadout the earth (Isaiah 44:24). Our desire is to revereYou and treat all You have made with deep respect.Please send Your Holy Spirit to enable our familymembers to be respectful and considerate ofeveryone. In all we say and do, we want to honourYou, for You are great and most worthy of praise; Youare to be feared above all gods (1 Chronicles 16:25).Amen.If your children are ready to pray original prayers,you may wish to use the Bible verses provided under“Scripture-guided prayer for children.”Sample prayersDear God, I love You and think You are amazing!Thanks for loving me, too. Amen.Dear God, I thank you for making me in an amazingand wonderful way (Psalm 139:14). Amen.Dear God, You have made such awesome plants andanimals. Please help me to love and respect all ofnature. Amen.Scripture-guided prayer for parentsRead and pray through one or more of the selectedScriptures under each heading. Focus on listening to Godand allowing His Spirit to direct you as you pray.Dear God, thank you for giving me(Ahome, a bedroom, toys, a vehicle to ride in, etc.).Please help me to take good care of it/them. Amen.Character focusBegin by letting God know how much you are in aweof who He is and what He does and declare that Healone is worthy of glory, honour and praise.1 Chronicles 29:10-13 Psalm 8 Isaiah 46:5,9-10 Daniel 4:34-37 Revelation 5:9-13Dear God, You are the Maker of everything: people,plants, animals and the air. Help me to treateverything You have made with respect. Amen.Heart searchDear God, help me to honour others before myself.Amen.GratitudeDear God, please help me to be respectful of otherseven though sometimes I disagree with them. Helpme to live my life in a way that I may be a goodexample of Jesus Christ. Amen.Acknowledge when and how you fail to be respectful.1 Samuel 2:2-3 Job 40:1-9 Proverbs 3:7-10 Proverbs 13:13 Matthew 15:8-11Thank God for ways you have seen respectfulbehaviour exhibited in your family.Dear God, please forgive me for being disrespectfulby. Please remind me to show properrespect for everyone when I am tempted to bedisrespectful (1 Peter 2:17). Amen.Family requestsAsk God to help you and your family to be respectfulof Him and all that He has made.Genesis 1:27-31 Joshua 4:23-24 Psalm 33:6-11 Romans 12:10 1 Timothy 5:1-2 2012 Focus on the Family (Canada) Association. All rights reserved.Dear God, if there are any ways I am disrespectful ofYou, others or the things You have made, please showme so I can confess this as sin. Amen.3Respect Kids of Integrity
Memory versesScripture-guided prayer for childrenRead through one of the selected Scriptures under eachheading and help your children pray based on the verseyou read. Encourage them to listen to God and allow HisSpirit to guide them as they pray.Memorizing Scripture with your children helpsGod’s Spirit bring about lasting change. Choose averse that your kids can learn in a pre-determinedperiod of time. Aim to review the verse at least onceevery day.Character focusThank God for sharing His strength with you.1 Chronicles 29:12-13 Isaiah 46:9-10 Revelation 4:11Exodus 20:12 “Honor your father and your mother, sothat you may live long in the land the Lord your Godis giving you.”Heart searchAcknowledge when and how you are disrespectful.Exodus 20:12 Proverbs 13:13 Matthew 15:8Leviticus 19:3 “Each of you must respect his motherand his father . . .”GratitudeLeviticus 19:32 “Rise in the presence of the aged,show respect for the elderly, and revere your God. Iam the Lord.”Personal requestsProverbs 3:19 “By wisdom the Lord laid the earth’sfoundations, by understanding He set the heavens inplace.”Thank God for ways you show respect to people andother things He created.Ask God to help you, your siblings and parents to berespectful of Him and all that He has made.Psalm 33:6-9 Romans 12:10 1 Timothy 4:12Proverbs 11:16 “A kindhearted woman gains respect,but ruthless men gain only wealth.”Speak a blessingProverbs 13:13 “He who scorns instruction will pay forit, but he who respects a command is rewarded.”Your affirmation will give tremendousencouragement to your children as they strive togrow in the area of respect. Use this section as areminder to “speak a blessing” when you see thisgodly characteristic in your son or daughter. is a boy/girl who is considerate andrespectful of others. is such a joy to be around becausehe/she treats others with respect. Thank you for respecting Proverbs 15:33 “The fear of the Lord teaches a manwisdom, and humility comes before honor.”Isaiah 57:15 “For this is what the high and lofty Onesays – He who lives forever, whose name is holy: ‘Ilive in a high and holy place, but also with him who iscontrite and lowly in spirit, to revive the spirit of thelowly and to revive the heart of the contrite.’ ”.Romans 12:10 “. . . Honor one another aboveyourselves.”, that shows respect forwhen you. I am proud of you and sois God.Romans 13:1 “Everyone must submit himself to thegoverning authorities, for there is no authority exceptthat which God has established. . . .”James 3:17 “But the wisdom that comes from heavenis first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate,submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartialand sincere.” 2012 Focus on the Family (Canada) Association. All rights reserved.4Respect Kids of Integrity
1 Peter 2:17 “Show proper respect to everyone: Lovethe brotherhood of believers, fear God, honor theKing.”9. We speak respectfully, even when we are upsetwith each other.10. We eat the food prepared for uswithout complaining.Revelation 4:11 “You are worthy, our Lord and God, toreceive glory and honor and power, for You createdall things and by Your will they were created and havetheir being.”11. We honour and show respect for others byletting them go ahead of us or giving them themore desirable seat or treat.Kick-off craft12. We take the garbage out when it is full ratherthan overloading it.List ways in which family members can showrespect for one another and illustrate this witha “clothesline” of items or by making a mobile todisplay in a frequently visited area of the house.13. If God made it (animals, trees, plants andpeople), we don’t hurt it.Family rules of respect mobile14. We close doors quietly and gently.Directions1 Begin by brainstorming a list of ways thatfamily members can demonstrate respect foreach other. Before opening the discussion forsuggestions, be sure to explain to your kids thatduring the brainstorming, no idea is a bad idea.Emphasize that all ideas will be accepted andgiven equal consideration.15. We don’t make fun of others when they arehaving trouble with something, when theymake a mistake, when they get hurt or if theyare different.16. We are quiet when others are sleeping.17. We take good care of our furniture, clothing,toys, books, home and vehicle.Examples of “family respect rules”:1. We speak respectfully about God. We are quietand attentive during prayer.2 Once you have outlined and selected your own“family respect rules” you can help your childrenlearn the rules by making a mobile. Have yourchildren come up with one small object that canbe hung up to remind them of each rule that wasselected. Hang these little objects as remindersfor each rule, on a string across an area of thehouse that is frequented often (e.g. the diningarea).2. We knock before entering bedroomsand bathrooms.3. We ask before we take food from anotherperson’s plate.4. We ask before borrowing someone else’s things.Review the rules at mealtime, asking your children totell which rule fits with which object, until the ruleshave been memorized.5. We stay quiet when others are on the phone.6. We do not interrupt when another personis talking.Other ideas7. We listen when others speak.To simplify this exercise, make a poster that lists yourselected “family respect rules.” Beside each rule,draw a picture to remind your children what eachrule is. Include your choice of memory verse on yourposter.8. We keep a clean house by putting things backwhere they belong so others can find them andso others don’t have to pick up our things. 2012 Focus on the Family (Canada) Association. All rights reserved.5Respect Kids of Integrity
Bible stories6. How did the priests dishonour anddisrespect God?This section provides Bible stories with the themeof respect, along with questions that can be used asa guide for family discussions. Choose one that ismost appropriate for your children. Before readingaloud, take a few minutes to review the story. Ifthe Bible passage is too complex for your kids,paraphrase the story yourself or use the summaryprovided under “key concepts.”7. How did God respond to this dishonour?8. How do you think God feels when you don’trespect people or the others things Hehas made?9. How do you think your parents feel when youdon’t take care of your toys?Making fun of others – Elisha is jeeredRead 2 Kings 2:23-25.Key conceptsQuestions for discussionGod is worthy of our respect because He createdthe heavens and the earth and all that is in them,including us! He is more awesome and powerful andgreater than any other being. He has provided uswith everything that we have (e.g. house, clothing,food, friends, family, etc.). Without God, none of uswould be alive. In Him we live and move and have ourbeing (Acts 17:24-28).1. How did the youths make fun of Elisha?2. What happened to them?3. Who are you tempted to tease?4. Do you think God likes it when we tease others?Key conceptsOne of the ways we can show respect and honour forGod is by verbally acknowledging who He is as Daviddid in 1 Chronicles 29:10-16. Another way to honourGod is by giving Him our best. “Our best” may meandressing carefully for church. It means offeringGod the first part of our allowance called a “tithe.”When we honour God, it means we give Him our fullattention, focusing on Him instead of other thingsduring worship.The young people made fun of Elisha’s bald head andmade fun of where he was going by saying, “Go onup, you bald head.” Obviously, God was not pleasedwith them as He sent two bears out of the woods tokill those who made fun of Elisha. God is not pleasedwhen we tease or pick on others.God is worthy of our bestRead 1 Chronicles 29:10-16 and Malachi 1:6-14.When we refer to ourselves as Christians, we arecalling ourselves by “Christ’s name.” We honour hisname when we treat others, as God wants us to, withlove, respect and consideration. We can dishonourGod by fooling around in church, thinking of otherthings during worship, honouring other thingsmore than we honour God and by keeping all of ourallowance for ourselves. We also dishonour Godwhen we say that we love Him and then turn aroundand treat others with disrespect.Questions for discussion1. How would you feel if someone gave you a dirty,beat-up old toy for your birthday? Would youfeel even worse if you knew they had kept thenew toy for themselves?2. How do you show respect and honour for afriend on their birthday?3. How can you show respect and honour toyour parents?In conclusion, take time to pray with your children,asking God to help all of your family membersbehave in a way that honours God and shows respectto each other.4. Why is God worthy of our respect?5. How can you show respect and honour for God? 2012 Focus on the Family (Canada) Association. All rights reserved.6Respect Kids of Integrity
Questions for discussionRespecting authorityRead Ephesians 6:5-9, 1 Thessalonians 5:12 andRomans 13:1.1. Who mocked God?2. What did Hezekiah do when he heardthe mocking?Questions for discussion1. What is “authority”?3. What did he tell the people to do?2. Who is in authority over you?4. What did God do to let Sennarcheib know thatHe was worthy of his respect?3. How can you show that you respectthese authorities?5. What should you do when people mock you?4. Why should you obey those in authority?(Ephesians 6:5-6)Key conceptsThe king of Assyria, Sennacherib, was a verypowerful king. He had defeated many of the nationssurrounding Jerusalem where Hezekiah, king of theIsraelites was. Sennacherib sent his men to mockHezekiah and God, intending to turn the Israelitepeople against Hezekiah and God. Hezekiah couldhave gotten angry and yelled disrespectful thingsback at Sennacherib’s men. Instead, he asked hispeople to remain silent. Hezekiah went to God andprayed. Because Hezekiah prayed, God chose todeliver the Israelites by sending an angel to fight forthem – killing 185,000 of Sennarcherib’s men duringthe night. It doesn’t pay to mock God.5. How are you to serve? (Ephesians 6:7)6. Who is in authority at church?7. How can you show respect to these individuals?Key conceptsAuthority, by definition, is the power or right toenforce obedience (Canadian Oxford Dictionary).Most children have parents, teachers, babysitters,grandparents, police, government, pastors, Sundayschool teachers as authorities in their lives.Technically, children are not slaves, but the slavesand earthly masters concept can apply to a situationwhere any of us are put in a position where we mustobey someone.There are two lessons to learn from this story. One isthat when others treat us with disrespect, we shouldremain silent and take our concerns to God insteadof arguing and taunting back. The other lesson is thatGod is worthy of our respect and there are severeconsequences for disrespecting God.Ultimately, God is the authority in all of our lives.God asks us to obey all the earthly authorities Heputs over us (Romans 13:1). We can show respect forauthority figures by obeying their instructions, beingpolite, looking at them when we talk to them and byencouraging them with kind words.Treat the Lord your God with utmostrespectRead Daniel 5, and 1 Samuel 2:30.Questions for discussionHezekiah’s prayerRead Isaiah 36-37.1. How would we feel if someone came into ourhouse and took our best dishes and then went totheir own house and had a party using them?Take note of the key verses in Isaiah 36:11-20 as theyillustrate the mocking and disrespect shown for Godand the Israelites by the Assyrians. In Isaiah 37:14-20,we read that Hezekiah responds by praying. InIsaiah 37:36-37, the Bible tells how God answeredHezekiah’s prayer. 2012 Focus on the Family (Canada) Association. All rights reserved.2. How would you feel if someone took a specialtoy from you and allowed all of his or her friendsto play with it?7Respect Kids of Integrity
4. How would you feel if you offered someone yourlast candy and they tossed it on the ground andmashed it under their shoe?3. Whose cups did King Belshazzar use athis party?4. Who did they praise while they were drinkingfrom them?5. What did David do to show sympathy to Hanun?5. What would you think if you saw a hand comeand write on our wall? Would you be frightened?6. How did Hanun treat David’smen disrespectfully?6. Who did they get to interpret the writing?7. What do you think is the meaning of thesewords: “. . . they had become a stench in David’snostrils”?7. What did Daniel tell Belshazzar that hedid wrong?8. What was the end result of Hanun’s treatmentof David’s men?8. What did God do to Belshazzar that very night?9. Who did Daniel say is worthy of praise?9. Do you seek out friends who treat you well ortreat you poorly?10. What does God say about those who honourHim? (1 Samuel 2:30)10. Do you treat others in a way that would causethem to want to be friends or enemies?Key conceptsKey conceptsKing Belshazzar was blatantly disrespectful ofGod. He used the gold goblets his father, KingNebuchadnezzer, took from God’s temple inJerusalem. Not only did he drink from them, he hada party in honour of other gods while he was drinkingwine from them. God was so displeased, He wrote onthe wall of the place where they were partying. Godrevealed to Daniel what the words He wrote meant.Daniel told Belshazzar that he had praised othergods, but did not honour the God who held his lifein His hand (Daniel 5:23). Belshazzar was killed thatnight. Disrespecting God is dangerous business.David and Nahash were both kings. They werefriends with each other. After Nahash died, his son,Hanun became the king of the Ammonites. BecauseNahash had shown kindness to David, David sent a“sympathy” party to Hanun. Hanun rejected David’sfriendly gesture and treated his men with utterdisrespect. The end result was that Hanun made anenemy out of a man who had been friends with hisfather – to the point that Hanun had to hire anothera
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