The Challenge: DAY 7 - God’s Commands #2
June 16, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
Filed under 40-Day Mission-Minded Challenge Videos
His LAW
Welcome to DAY 7 of the 40-Day Mission-Minded FAMILY CHALLENGE!
Today your family will learn the HAND COMMANDS (finger motions) for the Ten Commandments, specifically today #3 and #4. We’ll also discuss how to keep God’s Word and His Law in our hearts.
C’mon . . . Take the Challenge!
- Recommended Mission Resource: Bruchko and the Molitone Miracle, by Bruce Olsen
- HAND COMMANDS - The Ten Commandments for Little Ones
- Missionary Quote by Ron Luce of TeenMania
- Geography Quiz at lizardpoint.com: MIDDLE EAST
- Memory Verse: Proverbs 7:1, 3
A few questions for feedback:
Discuss Commandment #3 - As a family, do you honor the Lord’s name and even guard how you say the name of “God”? In our home, we train our kids to always conclude their prayers with a strong “In the Name of Jesus, Amen.” Far too often, Christians “water-down” prayers, especially in public settings, in an attempt to not be offensive; instead, we need to be unashamed of the Lord Jesus Christ and BOLD in our witness. If we’re given an opportunity to pray, at family gathering or a city meeting, our prayers should glorify the Lord without shame. Also, if you ever hear a person swear, by taking the Lord’s name in vain, it’s a great time to witness and to let that person know how much you love Jesus and His wonderful Name!
Regarding Commandment #4, how does your family remember the Sabbath Day and keep it holy? Does your family have a specific day of “spiritual rest” from your regular work, to focus on the Lord?
Continue the 40-Day Mission-Minded FAMILY CHALLENGE . . .



Hi Ann,
Thank you for sending me a newsletter with larger font. Yes, I am still able to fly my airplane. The print on the instruments is larger than size 8. The computer internet where we are in Arizona till April is quite slow. It takes a while to load the videos. Every time it stops, I get to see you in quite an expression. It is fun. I am so glad for all your books, radio spots and news. I am very proud of you, Ann.
Barb
Barb,
Sometimes, it helps to put the video on pause, and let the whole video load before you watch it. I’ve seen some of those expressive faces (oh my!!!). So glad to hear that you can still fly your plane. I’m not sure how many of the recent newsletters we still have on the computer, but I’ll see what I can do.
Love you!
Ann