Skit, Joke,
Run-on:
Q:
What do you call a mosquito in a tin suit?
A:
A bite in Shining Armor.
Q:
Why were the early days of history called the dark ages?
A:
Because there were so many knights!
Q:
There are many castles in the world, but who is strong enough to move one?
A:
Any Chess Player.
Utah National
parks Council Pow Wow Book 2012-2013 pg 243
Game:
Tug
of War over the Moat (Stream)
Materials:
Rope with
the middle marked, water hose, small pool.
Directions:
Spread out
the rope with the pool under the middle (can be filled with water or empty).
Divide into two teams. Each team pulls on one end of the rope. The first team
to pull the other into the pool wins.
Song:
Where's
My Armor Gone?
TUNE:
“Where, Oh Where, has my Little Dog Gone?
Where,
oh, where, has my armor gone?
Oh,
where, Oh, Where can it be?
With
a Cling, cling, here and a cling, cling there
Oh,
where, oh, where can it be?
Gospel
Principle: Courage and Valor
Many
associate courage and valor with knights because of their code of conduct. The knights Code of Conduct extols these virtues,
which reinforce that a true knight does what is right regardless of the
difficulties or consequences. He
exhibits true courage. Joshua was a
man, who like the knights was called by God to lead the Israelites. He needed to have courage and do what the
Lord wanted him to do.
·
What did the Lord say Joshua would need courage and strength
to do? (SeeJoshua 1:7. Only be thou strong and
very acourageous, that thou mayest observe
to do according to all the law, which Moses my servant commanded thee: bturn not from it to the
right hand or to the left, that thou mayest cprosper whithersoever thou
goest.)
·
Point out that although Joshua would need courage to fight
many military battles, he would also need moral courage—the courage to do what
is right.) What challenges do we face today that require strength and moral
courage?
Scripture:
Joshua 1:9
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