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What Happens on the Last Great Day?

Possible Viewpont: Evangelical Christian

Title: What Happens on the Last Great Day?

Introduction:
Hello, kids! Today, we are going to talk about something very special called the “Last Great Day.” It is a joyful celebration that reminds us of God’s love and the wonderful plans He has for us. Let’s learn about it together!

1. What is the Last Great Day?
The Last Great Day is a special time when we think about how God is going to make everything right and beautiful again. The Bible tells us that one day, God will bring all His children together to live with Him forever. Isn’t that amazing?

2. God’s Promise:
In the Bible, we learn that God loves us so much! He promised to take care of us and to bring us back to Him. This day is a celebration of that promise. Imagine a big family reunion where everyone you love is there. That’s what it will be like with God!

3. The Joy of Being Together:
On the Last Great Day, we will all be together with God and with each other. It will be a time of happiness, singing, and celebrating! The Bible tells us there will be no more sadness, pain, or fear. We will be with our friends and family in a beautiful place full of love and joy.

4. What Can We Do Now?
Even though the Last Great Day is still a little while away, we can start getting ready for it right now! Here are some things we can do:

– **Be Kind**: Let’s show kindness to everyone we meet, just like Jesus taught us.
– **Love Each Other**: We can help our friends and family and make them feel happy.
– **Pray**: Talking to God is very important. We can thank Him for His promises and ask Him to help us be ready for that special day.

5. Conclusion:
Remember, kids, the Last Great Day is a wonderful time when we will be with God forever. We have so much to look forward to! Until then, let’s keep being kind, loving, and happy because we know that God is always with us, and He cares for us.

Let’s pray and thank God for His amazing plans and for all the joy He gives us every day!

Closing Prayer:
“Dear God, thank you for your love and for the wonderful promise of the Last Great Day. Help us to be kind and loving to everyone around us. We are excited about the day we will be with you forever. We love you! Amen.”

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Worship Music for Lesson

1. “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands” – A simple and reassuring song that emphasizes God’s care and plan for the world, perfect for teaching children about God’s sovereignty.

2. “This Little Light of Mine” – Encourages children to shine their light for Jesus, reinforcing the idea of being prepared for His return and living out their faith.

3. “Every Move I Make” – A lively and fun song that talks about following God and His guidance, making it suitable for discussions about the Last Great Day and living in faith.

4. “Thank You, Lord” – A joyful song that teaches children to be grateful for God’s promises and goodness, helping them understand the hope and joy of the Last Great Day.

Questions for Lesson

1. What does the Last Great Day remind us about God’s love for us and His plan for the future?

2. How can we celebrate the Last Great Day in our own lives and with our families?

3. In John 3:16, what does it say about God’s love and what does that mean for us on the Last Great Day?

4. What are some of the promises God has made for the Last Great Day that you are excited about?

5. How does knowing about the Last Great Day make you feel about your relationship with God?

6. Can you name one story from the Bible that talks about the hope we have for the future, especially on the Last Great Day?

Scriptures

Revelation 20:11-15
Matthew 25:31-46
John 11:25-26
1 Thessalonians 4:16-17
1 Corinthians 15:51-52
Revelation 21:1-4
Daniel 12:2
Matthew 24:30-31
Romans 14:10-12
2 Peter 3:10-13

Object Lesson

Title: “What Happens on the Last Great Day?”

Objective: To teach young children about the significance of the Last Great Day in a fun and engaging way using props.

Props Needed:
1. A large piece of blue fabric (to represent water)
2. A small inflatable globe or a big beach ball (to represent the world)
3. Colorful paper flowers (to represent new life and joy)
4. A cardboard cutout of a person with a smiley face (to represent happiness)
5. A small basket (to collect flowers)
6. A picture of a big, bright sun (to represent God’s light)
7. Animal puppets or stuffed animals (to represent God’s creation)
8. A small bell or tambourine (to make music)

Presentation:

1. **Setting the Scene**: Begin by gathering the children in a circle. Lay out the blue fabric on the ground or hold it up to represent water. Explain that the Last Great Day is a special day, part of God’s plan for everyone.

2. **Introducing the World**: Show the inflatable globe or beach ball. Explain that it represents the whole world and all the people in it. Mention that on the Last Great Day, everyone will get a chance to know about God’s love and joy.

3. **New Life & Joy**: Introduce the colorful paper flowers and the basket. Tell the children that just like these flowers bring beauty and happiness, the Last Great Day is like a time when everyone gets to feel joy. Have the children each take a flower and place it in the basket while you talk about how God wants us to share happiness with each other.

4. **Happiness**: Present the cardboard cutout of the person with a smiley face. Explain that on the Last Great Day, everyone will feel like this person—full of joy and happiness. Encourage the kids to mimic the cutout’s smile and spread their arms wide, just like they are sharing happiness with their friends.

5. **God’s Creation**: Show the animal puppets or stuffed animals. Share that God created all these creatures and that during the Last Great Day, they all will be part of God’s wonderful plan. You can have the children act out their favorite animal or make animal sounds as you talk about living in harmony.

6. **God’s Light**: Hold up the picture of the big, bright sun. Talk about how God’s light will shine on everyone during the Last Great Day. Ask the children to pretend they are sunbathing and soak in the light, sharing how it feels to be warm and happy.

7. **Celebration**: Finally, take out the small bell or tambourine and explain that the Last Great Day is also like a big party! Invite the children to make music together to celebrate the joy and happiness of the day. Let them shake the bells or play the tambourine while singing a simple children’s song that represents joy.

8. **Conclusion**: Wrap up the illustration by reminding the children that the Last Great Day is a special time when everyone will be happy, experience new life, and be in God’s loving presence. Encourage them to think about how they can share happiness and joy with others every day.

This interactive illustration will help young children understand the concept of the Last Great Day in a relatable and engaging manner.

Craft Idea

Craft Idea: “Last Great Day Celebration Lanterns”

Objective: To help children understand the significance of the Last Great Day by creating lanterns that represent light, hope, and the promise of God’s eternal plan.

Supply List:
1. Paper lantern templates (cardstock or heavy paper)
2. Markers or crayons
3. Scissors
4. Glue or tape
5. Battery-operated tealight candles (optional for safety)
6. Decorative items (stickers, glitter, washi tape)
7. String or ribbon for hanging (optional)

Instructions:
1. Begin by gathering the children and briefly discussing the concept of the Last Great Day. Explain that it symbolizes hope, the promise of restoration, and God’s eternal light.

2. Provide each child with a paper lantern template. You can create a simple design that can be folded into a lantern shape. Alternatively, you could allow them to draw their own lantern shape if they enjoy being creative.

3. Instruct the children to decorate their lanterns with markers, crayons, or any decorative items you’ve provided. Encourage them to write words that represent their feelings about the Last Great Day, such as “Hope,” “Joy,” “Eternal Life,” or verses from scripture that resonate with the theme.

4. Once the decorations are complete, help the children cut out any designated sections of the lantern template (if applicable) and fold the lantern into shape. Use glue or tape to secure it in place.

5. If you have battery-operated tealight candles, place one inside each lantern. Explain that the light inside represents God’s presence and the everlasting hope that believers have through Christ.

6. Allow the children to share their lanterns with one another, explaining what they wrote or decorated and what it means to them.

7. As a concluding activity, consider having a small “lantern parade” in your meeting area, where each child can hold their lantern and walk together, symbolizing walking in the light of God’s promises.

8. Optionally, you can encourage the children to take their lanterns home and share the message of the Last Great Day with their families, lighting a tealight candle in the lantern as they talk about hope and God’s love.

This activity is a fun, hands-on way for the children to create something meaningful while learning about the significance of the Last Great Day.

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