This is RCCG Sunday School Teachers Manual 16 June 2024 for the adult class.
Today’s Lesson 42 topic is DESTINY DESTROYERS.
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RCCG SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS MANUAL 16 JUNE 2024 (LESSON 42)
TOPIC: DESTINY DESTROYERS
OPENING PRAYER:
My Father, I frustrate every destroyer of my destiny in the name of Jesus.
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE:
The teacher should allow the Assistant Teacher to review the previous week’s lesson.
TODAY’S LESSON
BIBLE PASSAGE: 1 Kings 11:1-6.
MEMORY VERSE:
For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end. Jeremiah 29:11.
INTRODUCTION
Destiny is God’s purpose for a man’s life. It is a divinely pre-planned destination. It is the totality of God’s counsel for a person and what He has decided concerning a person even before conception (Jeremiah 1:5).
As good as it is, at several points in life, it still depends on one’s attitude and agreement with God. God has a prepared destination for us and we must surrender totally to Him to avoid destiny destroyers that may want to scuttle boas plan or our lives.
TEACHER’S DIARY
LESSON AIM:
To study some destiny destroyers and victims of destiny destroyers.
TEACHING OBJECTIVES:
Through this lesson, students should be able to:
- Discover those things that can destroy destinies.
- Discover some examples of people who were victims of destiny-destroying forces.
TEACHING PLAN:
To attain the above objectives, the teacher should:
a. Allow the Assistant Teacher to review the previous week’s lesson.
Furthermore, the Assistant Teacher should conduct the lesson, guide the students to recite the memory verse, read the Bible passage, conduct the class, and mark the attendance and the assignment.
b. Students should respond to the instructions of the Assistant Teacher.
They should participate in the class activities and take the opening and closing prayers together. The teacher should explain the two lesson outline to the students, summarize, conclude, and evaluate the lesson then give the assignment.
TEXT REVIEW: 1 Kings 11:1-6.
The teacher should identify any five (5) things from the Bible passage which King Solomon did provoke God
i. ………………
ii. ……………..
iii. ………………….
iv. ……………………..
v. …………………..
TEACHING METHOD:
The teacher should use the lecture and discussion teaching methods.
TIME MANAGEMENT:
The teacher should share the outline time equally.
OUTLINES:
- DESTINY DESTROYERS
- BIBLICAL INSTANCES
1. DESTINY DESTROYERS
Some destiny destroyers are mentioned below.
- Ignorance: This is a destiny destroyer (Hosea 4:6). If we are aware of our destiny, we shall be free, focused, and fulfilled. Failure to do so may lead to destruction (John 8:32).
- Pursuit Of Vanity: Solomon pursued so much vanity until he became a complete backslider. The privileges of wealth and lack of self-control ruined his destiny (Ecclesiastes 2:10-11).
- Lack Of Faith: This is also a destiny destroyer (1 Timothy 1:19).
- Pride: Pride is excessive self-esteem. It is when you are filled with an exciting sense of credit due to yourself. Pride is a sin and it leads to loss and destruction (James 4:6).
- Sinful Lifestyles: Sins not confessed and forsaken are dangerous because they provoke God to anger. A man who is living in sin cannot fulfil his destiny or attain the eternal destination which God has promised (1 John 3:4; Romans 3:23).
- Anger: Uncontrolled emotional outburst has led many people out of God’s purpose for their lives (Ecclesiastes 7:9; Proverbs 29:22).
- Laziness: This will make an idle person perpetually under the industrious person. (Proverbs 12:24)
- Prayerlessness: It can cause the enemy to take advantage of a man’s destiny (Matthew 13:25).
CLASS ACTIVITY 1:
Students should mention some of the things people are engaged in that are capable of destroying their destinies.
2. BIBLICAL INSTANCES
There are cases of people who, by one means or the other, had their destinies destroyed. They include:
i. Solomon (1Kings 11:1-11).
ii. Samson (Judges 16:6-18).
iii. Judas Iscariot (Matthew 27:3-5).
iv.Demas (2Timothy 4:10).
v. Gehazi (2 Kings 5:20-27).
vi. Reuben (Genesis 49:3-4).
vii. Achan (Joshua 7:24-25).
CONCLUSION: RCCG Sunday School Teachers Manual 16 June 2024
Run away from destiny destroyers and make up your mind to live a life that will enhance the fulfilment of your destiny.
QUESTION
- Mention five destiny destroyers that you know.
- Identify four cases of people whose destinies were destroyed as found in
EVALUATION:
Mention why you think some people are bent on destroying their own destinies- e.g. smokers.
CLOSING PRAYER:
Saviour, please do not let me permit anything to destroy my destiny in Jesus’ name.
ASSIGNMENT
Mention five people in the Bible whose destinies were destroyed and the cause. (2×5=10 marks).
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