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Alone
with the kids
Sometimes we are alone, or un-supervised.
That can be a fun,
we might even do things we know we shouldn’t do
just because we want to!
But it can also be scary!
Some of those things we want to do, might get us hurt
or killed.
Have you ever seen Mary Poppins?
In the beginning of the original movie, Mary Poppins come gliding in from the sky,
holding onto her umbrella.
My sister and I had seen it.
My two girl cousins had seen it and
One time when we were together, we got this idea that was not very smart.
We got some umbrella’s and climbed on the roof,
all four of us,
each had an umbrella
we opened them up and ran off the roof of our house.
Suddenly, we were all on the ground,
so fast.
nobody got badly hurt,
but it hurt to fall that far.
Every umbrella was bent backwards.
they didn’t seem to break our falls at all.
Being home alone can be dangerous.
Sometimes we can be scared and wish someone was with us.
Today with the adults, we are going to look at a name for Jesus you can find in the Bible.
Immanuel or Emmanuel, which mean’s God with us, or God is with us.
Because Jesus came as a little baby
He could grow up and be our savior
He could die for us on the Cross and them after raising on the third day
He could send his Holy Spirit to live in side each one of us.
That means, if we are a Christian,
if Jesus is in our heart
we are never alone.
We know He will always be with us, to help us through hard times and
He can also always guide us, what to do, or not do, because He is in our heart.
I want to pray for each of you, that you will early
tell God you are sorry for the bad things you have done, or wanted to do
ask God to live in your heart
be thankful that He is in your heart and
be listening to his voice, whether He is whispering advice or
seemingly yelling at you.
Let’s Pray
Immanuel, God with us
Immanuel, which means, “God is with you”, is one of the names,
one of the titles
given to Jesus in the Bible.
It was first given in a prophecy of Isaiah as assurance to King Ahaz
that his current enemies would not conquer the land.
(Isaiah 7:14)
Today the promise of God with us,
does not mean we will not have troubles,
but that He will be with us, he will see us through our troubles.
Over 100 years ago, Civilla D. Martin and her husband Walter, were staying at the Practical Bible Training School in
Lestershire, New York.
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Mr. Martin was helping the principal put together a songbook.
One Sunday, Mr. Martin was supposed to go preach at a church some distance from the school.
But, Civilla wasn’t feeling,
so Mr. Martin was considering canceling his commitment
to preach that morning,
to stay home and take care of her.
To which their 9 year old boy said
"Don't you think God will take care of her?"
It was quickly decided that Mr. Martin would go preach that morning and
Civilla would stay in their room.
That day,
Civilla dwelled on those faithful words,
their son spoke that morning and by the time Walter returned from preaching, she had a whole song written,
all the lyrics,
it just needed some music.
Walter, took the lyrics to the organ and within an hour had come up with a tune for the song.
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Later that same evening, a couple of the teachers came by and they sang the hymn.
Later in the week, it was sung at a school assembly and
then added to the new songbook.
The Hymn is
God Will take care of You
And it begins like this.
Verse 1
Be not dismayed whate’er betide,
God will take care of you;
Beneath His wings of love abide,
God will take care of you.
Refrain:
God will take care of you,
Through every day, over all the way;
He will take care of you,
God will take care of you.
Verse 2
Through days of toil when heart doth fail,
God will take care of you;
When dangers fierce your path assail,
God will take care of you.
Verse 3
All you may need He will provide,
God will take care of you;
Nothing you ask will be denied,
God will take care of you.
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