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Session Guide with CD-ROM
Why teach about
sexual purity?
Sex Is a Gift From God
Sexual Purity Protects
When God made the first people, “male and
female he created them” (Genesis 1:27).
God’s plan from the very beginning was for
men and women to bond to one another
in marriage and enjoy a committed, pure
physical relationship.
A protected, healthy view of sex is a great gift
to the adult that each kid will become. That’s
why we created this unit on sexual purity. We
wanted kids to recognize that God’s plan was
a good plan, a plan worth waiting for.
The secular view reduces sex to a biological
function and doesn’t respect it as the uniting
in “one flesh” experience that God designed.
(See Genesis 2:24.)
At the same time, sex is regarded as being
more valuable than morality, purity, or
respect. Boundaries that God gave to protect
sex are treated as constraints to be thrown
off to experience pleasure at all costs.
Kids are Sexual Beings
God never intended for kids to be sexually
knowledgeable nor active.
However, kids develop their identities as
male or female at a young age.
They can and should learn to value the
opposite gender.
They can and should learn to appreciate and
respect marriage.
They must learn to protect their bodies
and minds from things that are sexually
inappropriate.
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We’ve kept the language discreet enough for
early elementary kids.
Explicit topics are covered in margin notes.
You can choose which you use, depending on
the ages and background of the kids in your
group.
If you have a wide range of kids, you may
wish to break up the Hub Groups according
to age and gender. Then the Tour Guides can
deal with topics the kids raise. This will avoid
telling younger or more innocent kids things
they shouldn’t hear in a group setting.
What Will Parents Say?
The Parent Letter (on page 22 and the Unit
CD-ROM) contains more information than
usual. We’ve included the Bible stories and
lesson focuses to help parents understand
what we’re teaching their kids.
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We live in a culture that somehow manages
to view sex both as much less and much
more than God intended it to be.
We won’t be teaching the “birds and the
bees.” We’re providing God’s principles for
pure, healthy relationships.
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Our culture is Impure
Don’T WORry
Dear Parents,
cover God’s plan for sexual purity.
In the Purity unit, your child will dis
the “birds and the bees.” We’re
But don’t worry, we’re not explaining
healthy relationships. Here’s what
teaching God’s principles for pure and
we’ll be discovering:
What is God’s plan for purity?
ity
e, we discover that God’s plan for pur
Through the story of Adam and Ev
n and one woman.
(and sex) is the marriage of one ma
?
What does choosing purity look like
tiphar’s wife, we discover that we
Through the story of Joseph and Po
s to harm our purity.
should yell, run, and tell if anyone trie
How should I react to temptation?
pect to
choosing whether or not to show res
Through the story of Noah’s sons
and do.
rn to guard what we hear, see, say,
their drunken, naked father, we lea
What can happen when I give in to
temptation?
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Through the story of God’s destructio
if we
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HighPoint journey? Watch for Boa
Want to get involved in your child’s
Passes after every session that—
rning,
• let you know what your child is lea
Word, and
• challenge your child to read God’s
living The Point.
• encourage you to catch your child
ure.
with us on HighPoint’s Purity advent
Thanks for letting your child travel
journey together!
We look forward to an unforgettable
Please remind your child to return the
completed Boarding Pass the next time
he or she goes to HighPoint.
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ght in adulte
Through the story of the woman cau
ling if we will just repent.
wants to give us forgiveness and hea
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me, we’ll “visit” the Great Mayan Ree
Through HighPoint’s fun travel the
and
rning to protect both nature’s purity
where Snorkel Smith, a diver, is lea
his own purity as well.
ity—
the importance of guarding our pur
Our Life Verse shares more about
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ssed up?
Can I choose purity again if I’ve me
ry, we discover that God
What can happen
when I give in
to temptation?
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what’s the point?
I’ll be careful what I choose to hear, see, say, and do!
Life Verse
Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.
(Proverbs 4:23, NIV)
Objective
Kids will discover that impurity leads people further and further
from God and God’s good plan. Impurity eventually leads to
destruction—spiritually, socially, emotionally, and physically.
Bible Story
Zero Percent Pure
(Genesis 13:10–13; 18:20–23,32; 19:1–26; 2 Peter 2:6–9; Jude 7)
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What Kids Do
Preparation
Check-In
Get Passports.
Takeoff
Play HighPoint Challenge
Display a globe or map.
to review Session 3 and
Print the script from the
visit with Snorkel Smith Unit CD-ROM.
who reinforces the
Print the Ticket from the
character trait.
Unit CD-ROM.
Hub Time
Discuss The Point and
learn how to apply it
to life.
Obtain supplies and
volunteers for Check-In.
Make a copy of the
Boarding Pass for each kid.
Leave them at Baggage
Claim.
Supplies
Passport for each kid
HighPoint or Unit Stickers
Unit DVD*
Unit CD-ROM*
Go the Distance Music CD*
DVD player*, TV or big screen*
CD player*
Computer*, printer* for CD-ROM
Globe or map, yarn
Paper folded like a brochure
Costume for Snorkel Smith
Small hammer
Ticket from the Unit CD-ROM
Make one copy of the Hub
Time Itinerary for each Hub
Group.
Hub Time Itinerary (one per
Hub Group)
Connecting Flights Varies for each
See Connecting Flights
section at the back of this
Session Guide.
See Connecting Flights section at
the back of this Session Guide.
Landing
Practice the actions for the
Life Verse.
Practice the Bible story.
See page 83 for Bible story
preparation steps.
Box or paper bag
Bible Story Signs from the
Unit CD-ROM
Tape
See page 87 for Object
Lesson supplies
Boarding Passes (one per kid)
Connecting Flight.
Review the Life Verse
and participate in a
Bible story.
*Unit DVD, Unit CD-ROM, Go the Distance Music CD, and electronic equipment for them are used throughout the session.
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Activity
SESSION
4
Check-In
Preparation:
Obtain supplies and volunteers for Check-In process.
Make a copy of the Boarding
Pass for each kid. Leave them
at Baggage Claim.
As each kid arrives at Check-In, write his name on a
Passport. Add a sticker to each kid’s Passport. Ask
the kids to give their Passports to their Tour Guides.
•Play lively, exciting music as the kids enter
the HighPoint room. Choose songs from
your favorite worship CD or the Go the
Distance Music CD.
Play the Unit DVD “Check-In” segment
while you are waiting for everyone to arrive.
Play the Unit DVD “Takeoff Countdown” segment
when you are ready to begin.
Hola! HighPoint Flight 287 to the Great Mayan Reef is
now boarding. Your flight to fun begins in ten seconds.
(On-screen: 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1. HighPoint!)
Supplies:
Passport for each kid
HighPoint or Unit Stickers
Go the Distance Music CD,
CD player
Unit DVD, DVD player, TV or
projection screen
Takeoff
Welcome and Worship
SAY
Supplies:
Unit DVD, DVD player, TV or
projection screen
Unit CD-ROM, computer,
printer
Globe or map, yarn
Paper folded like a brochure
Costume for Snorkel Smith
Small hammer
Ticket from the Unit CD-ROM
•Play these songs from the Go the Distance
Music CD:
Track 9: “Believin’ On”
Track 10: “Cast All Your Anxiety On Him
(1 Peter 5:7)”
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This time, we’ll be going to a place called the Great Blue
Hole, a really deep hole in the ocean created when a cave
roof collapsed.
Let’s loosen up for our adventure. Everyone needs to
raise your hands over your head and shake them for ten
shakes. (Have the kids shake their hands in the air.)
Now rotate your shoulders and shake your head. (Pause.)
Now put your hands on your hips and lean from side to
side. (Pause) Finally shake out your legs. (Pause.)
I think we’re all loosened up for our snorkeling adventure. Everyone find your seat, because we’re taking off!
Actions to the songs are provided on the Go the Distance
Music Actions Training DVD.
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Welcome back to HighPoint! Are you ready for another
exciting adventure at the Great Mayan Reef? (Group
response) Me too. I can’t wait to see what we discover
this time. But before we get started, let’s sing a few songs.
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Display a globe or map.
Print the script from the Unit
CD-ROM.
Print the Ticket from the Unit
CD-ROM.
As kids gather, encourage them to sit with their Tour Guides.
Tour Guides will introduce visitors to their Hub Groups.
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Preparation:
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SAY
I sure have discovered a lot about the Great Mayan Reef
and purity that I didn’t know before. Let’s review a few
things we’ve discovered.
ASK
What is God’s plan for marriage? (One man and one
woman.) Is marriage part of God plan for purity? (yes)
What should we do if someone tries to touch us in a bad
way? (Yell, run, and tell.)
What statue positions did we learn that can help us avoid
making bad purity decisions?
Display a globe or world map.
Use yarn to mark the route to the
Great Mayan Reef from where
you are.
SESSION
Play the Unit DVD “Takeoff Video” segment to simulate
the plane’s ascent.
Play the Unit DVD “Great Mayan Reef Landing”
segment.
Welcome to HighPoint Airlines, the fun airline for all your
travel needs. We’ll soon be arriving at our destination—
the underwater beauty of the Great Mayan Reef.
•Lead kids in covering their ears and saying, “Hear no evil.”
•Lead kids in covering their eyes and saying, “See no evil.”
•Lead kids in covering their mouth and saying, “Speak no
evil.”
•Lead kids in placing their hands behind their back and saying, “Do no evil.”
SAY
You know, those actions remind me of The Point.
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What’s The Point?
I’ll be careful what I choose to hear, see,
say, and do!
HighPoint Challenge
SAY
Now, let’s see if you can answer some more questions. It’s
time for HighPoint Challenge. I’ll ask five questions. You
shout out the answers you think are right.
ASK
Are you ready? (Group response) Then let’s get started!
Play the Unit DVD “HighPoint Challenge” for each quiz
question and answer segment in turn.
ASK
1. Did Ham make good choices to protect his purity? Yes
or no?
What’s the answer? (After group response, play the DVD
clip.) No. Ham didn’t make very good choices to protect
his purity. He gave in to the temptation to see, say, and do
wrong things.
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2. Did Ham’s choices hurt his relationship with his dad?
Yes or no?
What’s the answer? (After group response, play the DVD
clip.) Yes. Ham made bad choices when he saw his father,
Noah, drunk and naked. He didn’t respect his father. Noah
was so unhappy that he asked God to punish Ham for
being disrespectful and impure.
ASK
3. Did Shem and Japheth choose to protect their purity?
Yes or no?
What’s the answer? (After group response, play the DVD
clip.) Yes. They both chose to be careful what they saw,
said, and did. They took great care to protect their purity.
ASK
4. Does refusing temptation help protect your purity? Yes
or no?
What’s the answer? (After group response, play the DVD
clip.) Yes. We can protect our purity by choosing to do
right in what we hear, see, say, and do. When we refuse to
do wrong, we protect our purity.
ASK
What’s the answer? (After group response, play the DVD
clip.) No. Sometimes we have to go to a lot of trouble to
avoid temptation. We must purposefully choose to avoid
anything that is impure. Choosing purity is worth any
effort that we have to give.
SAY
When we choose to avoid temptation, we protect our
purity like Shem and Japheth did. Later we’ll hear more
about how our choices can affect our purity. Right now,
let’s explore the Great Mayan Reef!
Snorkel Smith Visits
Preparation:
Print the script from the Unit
CD-ROM.
Print the Ticket from the Unit
CD-ROM.
In this skit, Snorkel learns that giving in to temptation can lead
you further and further from God’s plan—which is never a good
thing.
SAY
Supplies:
Unit DVD, DVD player, TV or
projection screen
Unit CD-ROM, computer,
printer
Paper folded like a brochure
Costume for Snorkel Smith
Small hammer
Ticket from the Unit CD-ROM
(Hide the script in a “travel brochure.”) Long ago, a
massive cave off the coast of Belize collapsed, creating
the place we’re visiting today—the Great Blue Hole. The
Great Blue Hole is almost a thousand feet wide and about
four hundred feet deep. It’s almost perfectly round and
surrounded by coral reefs.
If you dive deep enough, you can see underwater stalactites. It’s a very popular scuba diving spot for divers who
are experienced enough to make the dive.
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Start the Unit DVD “Snorkel Smith Visits” background
segment as Snorkel Smith enters.
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5. Is it always easy to avoid temptation? Yes or no?
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SESSION
ASK
4
SAY
Snorkel! Hey, it’s good to see you again!
See page 20 for a description of
Snorkel Smith’s costume.
Snorkel: You won’t think so after I tell you what I’ve done.
SAY
SESSION
Snorkel: (Enter from the side, swim fins flapping against the
floor, carrying a ticket and a hammer.) This is bad.
I mean this is really, really bad.
Uh-oh. What’s happened?
Snorkel: I’m in real trouble this time. Real trouble.
ASK
What happened, Snorkel?
Snorkel: I’m almost afraid to tell you. You’ll think
I’m a bad guy.
SAY
You may have done a bad thing, but that
doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a bad guy.
Snorkel: I sure feel like a bad guy.
ASK
What are you carrying, Snorkel?
Snorkel: (Wave hammer.) Oh. This? This is a hammer. Very handy for driving and pulling nails
out of wood. Not so good for breaking off souvenir pieces of underwater stalactites.
SAY
Snorkel, you didn’t!
Snorkel: (Hold out ticket.) And this is evidence that trying to
break off samples of underwater stalactites is a bad idea.
The local police pulled me out of the water and slapped
me with a huge fine.
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Oh, no!
Snorkel: Oh, no is right. I’m forbidden from diving at the Great
Blue Hole. Banished. For life. In fact, one of the guys
said that even my grandkids wouldn’t be welcome at
the Great Blue Hole.
SAY
Ouch.
Snorkel: Not that I’ll ever be able to afford to have kids,
much less grandkids.
ASK
So the fine is pretty expensive?
Snorkel: Nothing pretty about it. I’ll have to take out a bank loan
to pay my ticket. I’ll probably have to get a second job.
And I can forget about buying anything I want for the next
ten years.
SAY
I’m sorry, Snorkel.
Snorkel: Why are you sorry? This is my fault, not yours. You
even warned me not to do anything that might get
me in trouble. You warned me to respect
the purity of nature.
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SESSION
SAY
Yes, I did. But still, we can tell you’re a good guy—even if
you did something we don’t approve of.
Snorkel: Really?
SAY
It’s the same with God. He loves you and wants to forgive
you—no matter what you’ve done wrong.
Snorkel: That’s good to know. I’m just so sorry. I wanted to
prove to Emma and Tausha that I wasn’t mild-mannered
boring Stanley Smith. I was Snorkel Smith, deep sea
adventurer, and a cool guy to date!
SAY
But in order to impress those girls, you were willing to
break the law.
Snorkel: Yeah. That’s no good. I’m beginning to think I want
to be plain old Stanley instead of Snorkel. You know,
if Emma and Tausha would’ve liked me as Stanley, I
wouldn’t be in the mess I’m in now.
SAY
Wait a minute, Snorkel—you can’t blame your actions on
others. No one told you to try and break off a stalactite
from the Great Blue Hole. You have to answer for your
own actions.
Snorkel: I understand.
ASK
Do you? Do you really understand how important it is
that places like the Great Blue Hole are protected and
left pure?
And that would be a shame, because it’s one of a kind and
worth saving.
Snorkel: Yes, yes it is.
SAY
Just like you, Snorkel.
Snorkel: What?
SAY
You’re one of a kind. There can never be another you.
And God loves you. He loves you so much that He thinks
you’re worth saving. It’s why He sent His Son, Jesus, to
die on the cross for your sins. He wants you to keep yourself pure.
Snorkel: I—I see. Oh, boy. So when I do something wrong, it’s
like I’m destroying a piece of me, just like this hammer
(wave hammer) destroyed part of the Great Blue Hole.
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That’s right. And if you keep doing the wrong things, you
keep adding damage. Over time, you can really mess yourself up.
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Snorkel: Yeah. If everyone that dove there tried to take a sample,
it wouldn’t take long to destroy the underwater cave.
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Not at all, Snorkel. I hope we see you again! (Turn to
address kids.) Well, Snorkel’s got a lot to think about,
doesn’t he? I sure hope we bump into him one more time
before we leave the Great Mayan Reef!
SAY
Snorkel found out the hard way that giving in to temptation can cost a lot. In our lives, giving in to temptations
can also cost a lot.
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Let’s move to our Hub Groups and talk more about what
can happen when we give in to temptation.
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SAY
SESSION
Snorkel: Wow. I need to go off and think about this for a while.
(Begin to exit, flippers flapping.) I hope you don’t mind.
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SESSION
4
hub time
Preparation:
Encourage kids to stay in the HighPoint room and gather
around their Tour Guides. Specific instructions for Hub Time are
given in the Hub Time Itinerary on the next page.
Make one copy of the Hub
Time Itinerary for each Hub
Group.
Play the Unit DVD “Hub Time” segment to signal the
beginning of Hub Time.
•Move around the room and listen to the Hub Groups.
Play the Unit DVD “Connecting Flights” segment to
signal when it is time to leave Hub Time and move to the
Connecting Flights.
Buenos dias! Your HighPoint Connecting Flight will be
departing soon. Please listen for further instructions.
Supplies:
Hub Time Itinerary (one per
Hub Group)
CONNECTING FLIGHTS
SAY
Supplies:
•Dismiss for Connecting Flights.
•Visit each Connecting Flight and make note of positive
things to be mentioned later in the session.
•About 5 minutes before Landing is scheduled to begin,
visit the Connecting Flight rooms and signal the leaders.
Play the Unit DVD “Departure” segment to signal when
Landing is about to begin.
HighPoint Flight 287 is ready to depart at a gate near
you. Passengers, prepare to board your airplane.
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section of this Session Guide.
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It’s time for Connecting Flights where you’ll discover
more about purity. Now boarding!
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See Connecting Flights
section of this Session Guide.
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Preparation:
Dismiss kids and Tour Guides to the selected Connecting Flight
activities. Specific instructions for the various Connecting
Flights are located in the back of this Session Guide.
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Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life. (Proverbs 4:23, NIV)
What can happen when I give in to temptation?
Welcome everyone to your group. Introduce
any visitors. Then proceed with the following.
ASK
SAY
When a person gives in to temptation, it’s
their own fault, not someone else’s fault.
SAY
Sometimes temptations feel like a game of
tug-of-war. Raise your hand if you’ve ever
played tug-of-war. (Allow responses.)
ASK
What happens when you lose? (You fall.)
SAY
Losing is not fun! Guess what? When we
make bad choices with our purity, we fall
down, kind of like in a game of tug-of-war.
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Good choices lead us closer to God and
His plan for us. But bad choices can lead
us further away from Him.
ASK
Is it easier to make other bad choices
once you’ve made one bad choice? (yes)
Why? (Allow responses.)
SAY
Once you make a bad choice, you open
yourself to even more temptations to
make bad choices. And after awhile, you
may not even notice that the choices you
make are bad.
SAY
I want you to flick the thick part of your
left hand (by your thumb) with your right
index finger. (Striking it against your
hand.) Do that a few times.
ASK
Did it sting a little at first? (yes) What happened after you did that several times? (It
didn’t hurt anymore.)
SAY
That’s right! It may have stung at first, but
after a few hits, it didn’t hurt anymore.
ASK
Do you think it becomes easier and easier
to make wrong choices about purity once
you start making bad choices? (Allow
responses.)
SAY
Once you give in to a temptation and choose
impurity, it’s easier to give in to the next
temptation and choose impurity again.
Giving in to impurity temptations can
cause you to become sick, to hurt other
people, to get injured, or to become a parent before you’re ready to be a parent.
ASK
Is it hopeless if you’ve made bad purity
choices? (no) Do you think it’s possible
to start making good choices once you’ve
made bad ones? (yes)
SAY
That’s right! God wants to help people
start over and make better choices. He
wants to give us courage to say no to
temptations. He wants to give us the
courage to ask a safe adult for help. He
wants us to ask for His forgiveness for our
wrong choices and for His help making
right choices.
Prayer
SAY
Let’s pray and ask God to help us make
right purity choices. (Also pray for needs.)
Dear God, thank You for loving us. Help
us to be quick to ask You for forgiveness
when we make bad purity choices. Help
us run from temptation and make good
purity choices. We love You. Amen.
•Get to know your kids better by asking:
–What’s your favorite hot dog topping?
–Have you ever ridden a horse?
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It became numb. That’s kind of how sin
works. At first, it stings. But if you keep
sinning, it doesn’t sting anymore.
What happened when Snorkel chose to
give in to temptation and break a stalactite? (He was fined a lot of money and
banned for life from the Great Blue Hole.)
Who did Snorkel blame for his actions?
(His friends) Whose fault was it? (his)
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Kids will gather in the HighPoint room to discover how
someone in the Bible learned about The Point.
Practice the actions for the
Life Verse.
Read through the Bible story a
few times for practice.
Print the Bible Story Signs
from the Unit CD-ROM.
Place the “Sodom and Gomorrah” sign on a box or paper bag.
Post the “God’s Good Plan”
sign on one side of the room
and the “Destruction” sign on
the other side.
Play the Unit DVD “Landing Countdown” segment to
begin Landing.
Hola, amigos! It’s HighPoint Landing time. Please be seated.
Stow your snorkel mask under your seat. Landing begins
in ten seconds. (On-screen: 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1. Landing.)
Introduction
SAY
Welcome back! Have you been having fun at HighPoint?
(Group response)
ASK
What’s been your favorite Connecting Flight? Why? (Allow
responses and make positive comments.)
SAY
I know I’ve enjoyed our trips to the Great Mayan Reef,
and I think we’ve discovered some cool things.
Supplies:
Unit DVD, DVD player, TV or
projection screen
Box or paper bag
Bible Story Signs from the
Unit CD-ROM
Tape
Large glass container
Water
Bar of Ivory soap
Several bars of different
brands of soap
Boarding Passes (one per kid)
This time, we’ve been talking about what can happen
when we give in to purity temptations. Can you remember what you talked about during Hub Time? (Group
response)
ASK
What can choosing to give in to one purity temptation
lead to? (More bad choices about purity.)
SAY
Choosing to give in to a temptation to be impure can
make it easier to choose impurity again and again. Those
choices lead us further and further from God’s plan for
purity.
That’s why guarding our heart so we don’t make bad purity
choices is important. Let’s say the Life Verse together.
Play the Unit DVD “Life Verse” segment.
Life Verse
Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the
wellspring of life. (Proverbs 4:23, NIV)
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•Repeat the Life Verse several times with the kids.
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Our choices can either protect or hurt our purity, depending on what those choices are. When we choose to avoid
temptation, we protect our purity and guard our heart.
ASK
But what happens if we choose to give in to temptation
over and over? We’ll hear a story about that from the Bible.
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Play the Unit DVD “Bible Story” segment as background
during the story.
SAY
On our first HighPoint visit to the Great Mayan Reef, we
discovered that God has a plan to help protect our purity.
That plan is marriage.
ASK
Who can remember what God’s plan for marriage is? (One
man and one woman.)
SAY
God gave us this plan to help protect our purity and the
bad consequences that come from impurity. God’s plan is
the best part of purity.
Our Bible story this time is about the opposite of God’s
good plan. It is about the really, really bad things that can
happen when people choose impurity over and over and
over.
SAY
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Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.
Supplies:
Unit DVD, DVD player, TV or
projection screen
Box or paper bag
Bible Story Signs from the
Unit CD-ROM
Tape
When our story starts, a man named Lot has moved to live
near Sodom and Gomorrah. Lot loved God, but he chose
to live near Sodom and Gomorrah because the land was
very good and beautiful.
There was a problem with his choice. The people of
Sodom and Gomorrah were very impure. They were much
more impure than average. In fact, the Bible says they
were evil and were badly sinning against God.
ASK
Do you think Lot’s choice to move to Sodom and Gomorrah
was a good choice to protect his purity? (no)
SAY
Last time, we heard a story that showed us that we have
to hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, and do no evil.
When we make those choices, we protect our purity.
Zero Percent Pure
The men of Sodom and
Gomorrah demonstrate that
when people choose impurity
again and again, they become
worse and worse in their
behaviors.
Focus:
We need to stop making poor
choices and accelerating the
damage that impure choices
cause.
•Optional: Lead the kids in reviewing the motions used in
the last session for hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil,
and do no evil.
SAY
Lot was choosing to put himself in the middle of a group
of people who chose impurity as a lifestyle. He would definitely see and hear impure things.
Lot’s move turned out to be a bad idea. Any time we
choose to stay near impure things and people, we move
further away from God’s Good Plan (point to that sign)
and closer to Destruction (point to that sign).
If your group used the Patience
unit, briefly review the story of
Abraham and Lot separating.
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Read through the Bible story a
few times for practice.
Print the Bible Story Signs
from the Unit CD-ROM.
Place the “Sodom and Gomorrah” sign on a box or paper bag.
Post the “God’s Good Plan”
sign on one side of the room
and the “Destruction” sign on
the other side.
Our story happens in two towns named Sodom and
Gomorrah. These towns were very close together and they
were alike.
•Gesture toward the box labeled “Sodom and Gomorrah.”
SAY
Preparation:
SESSION
Bible Story:
Genesis 13:10–13; 18:20–23,32; 19:1–26;
2 Peter 2:6–9; Jude 7
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•Move the “Sodom and Gomorrah” box closer to the
“Destruction” sign.
SAY
God saw and heard all the bad things the people of Sodom
and Gomorrah were doing. God was very displeased. He
was so displeased that He decided to act.
But first, God told Lot’s uncle, Abraham, that He was
planning to destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Abraham asked God if He planned to destroy the good
people with the bad.
God promised Abraham that if He could find ten people
who were trying to live pure lives, He would spare the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.
ASK
Do you think God was able to find ten pure people in
these cities? (Group response)
SAY
No. God searched the cities and could not find even ten
people who were trying to stay pure.
•Move the “Sodom and Gomorrah” box closer to the
“Destruction” sign.
The cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were going to be
destroyed. But God would save Lot, because Lot was not
like the other people in those two cities.
ASK
Does that sound like Lot knew he was living in a place
that wasn’t very pure? (Group response)
SAY
Lot knew the people in his city weren’t one bit pure. He
knew that the people of the city might try to hurt the
angels God had sent. Lot wanted to protect them. He had
probably seen the people do similar things before.
•Move the “Sodom and Gomorrah” box closer to the
“Destruction” sign.
ASK
Do you think the angels chose to stay with Lot? (Group
response)
SAY
They refused at first, but Lot was able to convince them
to stay with him. Lot did the right thing. Here’s why he did
the right thing.
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After dark, men from all over Sodom came to Lot’s house
and surrounded it. They called out, asking Lot to bring
out the men who were staying at his house. The men of
Sodom didn’t know that Lot’s guests were really angels.
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God sent two angels to Lot’s house to rescue him. When
the angels got to the city, Lot invited them to his home.
He was afraid the people of the city would hurt them if
they weren’t safe inside his house.
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The men of Sodom and Gomorrah wanted to force the
angels to have sex with them. They wanted to force the
angels to go against God’s plan for purity.
ASK
Were the men of Sodom and Gomorrah making a pure
choice? (NO!)
SAY
This was a very impure thing for the men to do. They were
so driven by their impure desires that they didn’t have
manners or respect for others.
•See additional, more explicit, copy in the margin. Cover
the topics that are appropriate for your kids.
SAY
This story shows how impurity can destroy people socially.
Not only did the men of Sodom and Gomorrah want to go
against God’s plan for purity, they wanted to force someone else to do it too. That moved the people even further
from God’s plan.
•Move the “Sodom and Gomorrah” box closer to the
“Destruction” sign.
SAY
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But Lot couldn’t talk the men out of their evil plan. They
didn’t go away. In fact, the men said rude things to Lot
and pushed him back. They were getting ready to break
down the door to his house.
ASK
Were these men choosing purity? (Group response)
SAY
No, they were rejecting God’s plan for purity. They were
choosing to be very, very evil.
Their choices were destroying them emotionally and
socially because they no longer cared about the needs or
rights of others. They only thought of themselves.
They were moving closer to destruction.
Homosexuality
The Bible is very clear that
homosexual relationships are not
a part of God’s plan. The men of
Sodom and Gomorrah wanted
to have sex with angels, who
appeared as men.
Rape
God’s plan for sex never involves
forcing someone to do something they don’t want to do. The
men of Sodom and Gomorrah
wanted to force the angels to
have sex with them. This was
rape, an act of sexual violence.
It’s one thing to choose impurity
for yourself, but much, much
worse to force your impure
choice on someone else.
•Move the “Sodom and Gomorrah” box closer to the
“Destruction” sign.
SAY
Just when it looked like the men of Sodom and Gomorrah
were going to hurt Lot, God’s angels opened the door,
pulled Lot inside, and shut the door.
Then the angels struck the men of Sodom and Gomorrah
with blindness so they couldn’t find the door. That kept
Lot and the angels safe.
SAY
Once Lot was safely in the house, the angels told him why
they were there. “If you have daughters or sons or sonsin-law in the city, get them out of here. God has sent us to
destroy these evil cities.”
You may point out that the
angels weren’t guilty of any
impure actions, but they were
targeted for rape by impure
people. Kids who aren’t guilty
of any impure actions can be
targeted by impure people for
sexual abuse.
Victims aren’t guilty, since sin is
a conscious choice. All the guilt
belongs to the abuser.
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Lot went out of his house and tried to talk to the men. He
tried to get them to leave his guests alone.
Sex Outside Marriage
God’s plan is for sex to only be
between a man and a woman
who are married to each
other. The men of Sodom and
Gomorrah wanted to go against
God’s plan by having sex with
strangers.
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So Lot tried to warn the men who were engaged to his
daughters to leave the city with him.
The men wouldn’t listen. They thought Lot was joking and
refused to leave the city with him. They chose impurity
rather than God’s plan.
•Move the “Sodom and Gomorrah” box closer to the
“Destruction” sign.
SAY
ASK
Does it sound like Lot wanted to choose God’s plan?
(Group response)
SAY
Even though Lot knew God’s plan was to destroy the
city, he wasn’t in a hurry to leave. He wasn’t making wise
choices, was he?
Lot was no longer sensitive to what was right and pure
according to God’s plan. He actually wanted to stay in an
evil place.
Lot was a good man, but because he lived with evil people
every day, his good heart was being influenced by the evil
things he saw and heard.
•Move the “Sodom and Gomorrah” box closer to the
“Destruction” sign. (The box should be next to the
Destruction sign.)
SAY
We don’t think it’s dangerous or bad to hang around
people, places, and things that are impure. We may not
choose to live in Sodom and Gomorrah, but we might
watch TV shows we shouldn’t, go to houses where we
know impure things are said, or allow ourselves to be
close friends with people who are impure.
Impurity slowly but surely destroys us spiritually, socially,
and emotionally.
SAY
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When we choose to be close to impurity as Lot did, it
hurts our ability to make wise choices. We don’t recognize
and run from dangers to our purity as fast as we should.
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Even though Lot’s purity had been damaged enough that
he didn’t want to quickly run away from Sodom and
Gomorrah, the angels got him out of the city.
“Run to the mountains!” the angels told Lot and his family.
“Don’t look back and don’t stop until you leave the valley.”
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But Lot and his family weren’t moving fast enough. The
angels grabbed Lot, his wife, and his two daughters by the
hands and led them out of the city.
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Early the next morning, the angels told Lot and his family to hurry out of the city. They told Lot to escape to the
mountains.
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Lot and his daughters listened to the angels and ran away.
But Lot’s wife looked back. She became a pillar of salt.
SAY
SESSION
After Lot was a safe distance away, the angels destroyed
Sodom and Gomorrah with a rain of burning sulfur.
Everything and everyone in the cities was destroyed.
•Step on the box labeled “Sodom and Gomorrah” to crush
it.
SAY
When we choose impurity, it not only destroys us spiritually, socially, and emotionally—eventually it destroys
us physically as well, just as God destroyed the cities of
Sodom and Gomorrah.
God made Sodom and Gomorrah an example of what will
happen to those who choose to go against God’s plan for
purity.
ASK
Is there hope for people who choose impurity? (Group
response)
SAY
Yes! At any point the people of Sodom and Gomorrah
could have turned from their impure ways. And God
would have forgiven them.
Object Lesson
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Preparation:
None
Supplies:
SAY
I have several different kinds of soap here. They are all
basically the same, but one is different.
ASK
What do you think is different about these bars of soap?
(Group response)
SAY
One of the bars of soap will float and the others won’t.
Which bar do you think WILL float?
Large glass container (punch
bowl or aquarium)
Water
Bar of Ivory soap
Several bars of different
brands of soap
•Let the kids vote on which bar of soap will float.
SAY
Let’s find out.
•One at a time, drop the different bars of soap into the
water, leaving the Ivory soap until last.
ASK
Does anyone know what kind of soap floated? (Ivory
soap)
SAY
Ivory soap doesn’t look much different from the other
bars of soap, but it floats because it has air in it.
Just as the air makes the Ivory soap float, our pure
choices can lift us above the consequences of making bad
purity choices.
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•Display a large glass container full of water, along with
several different kinds of soap, including a bar of Ivory
soap.
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ASK
What are some of the benefits of choosing purity? (Group
response)
SAY
Some of the good things about choosing purity are having
no guilt, maintaining a good reputation, avoiding punishment, keeping a good relationship with God and others,
and having no addiction or negative consequences related
to impurity.
•Point to the soaps that sank.
SAY
These soaps all sank to the bottom of our container.
These represent making bad purity choices.
They are like Sodom and Gomorrah, two cities that were
basically 0 percent pure. When we choose impurity, it
causes us to sink into destruction—spiritually, socially,
emotionally, and physically.
ASK
What are some impure choices that can cause destruction?
(Group response)
How can these choices hurt us? (Group response)
SAY
Impure choices can hurt our relationships with others
and God, and it can make choosing impurity easier in
the future. The more we choose impurity, the easier it
becomes.
What is the first step to choosing purity? (Group response)
SAY
We can’t make ourselves pure on our own. We can try to
make good choices and avoid temptation, but to truly be
pure we must have a relationship with God’s Son Jesus.
We must ask Him to forgive our sinful mistakes and live in
our heart and life.
The following Scriptures may be
used to assist with leading kids
to a salvation experience.
Bible Text
Romans 3:23
“For all have sinned and fall
short of the glory of God.”
Romans 6:23
And if we mess up and sin after we’ve asked Jesus to live
in our heart and life, we can ask Him to forgive our sinful
mistakes and He will.
Jesus’ forgiveness is the only way we can be totally pure
in this world. Every person makes mistakes; we all sin.
But God’s Son, Jesus, was born and lived as a man and
He never sinned. He died on a cross to pay for our sins,
because He had no sins of His own. But He rose again.
If we ask, Jesus will forgive our sins and come to live
in our heart and life. Then He lives in us, giving us the
strength we need to make pure choices.
“For the wages of sin is
death, but the gift of God is
eternal life in Christ Jesus our
Lord.”
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“If we confess our sins, he
is faithful and just and will
forgive us our sins and purify
us from all unrighteousness.”
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•Ask all the kids to close their eyes.
• Invite any kids who are interested in salvation to raise
their hands.
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•Also ask those who need God’s forgivness for things
they’ve done after salvation to raise their hands.
•Pray the following prayer.
Dear Jesus, thank You for giving Your life to pay for my
sinful choices. Please forgive my sins. (Pause to let kids
pray for forgiveness.) Please live in my heart and life. I
ask for Your help in making pure choices. Thank You for
Your love and help. Amen.
Tour Guides should be ready to
talk to kids who pray the sinner’s
prayer for the first time.
Conclusion
SAY
What a fun trip we’ve had to the Great Mayan Reef! I
don’t know about you, but I discovered something I didn’t
know before. I wonder what we’ll discover next time.
Play the Unit DVD “What’s The Point?” segment.
What’s The Point?
I’ll be careful what I choose to hear, see,
say, and do!
•Repeat The Point several times.
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Well, it’s time to head home once again. But make sure
you come next time. We have a very special adventure
planned. Maybe we’ll run into our new friend Snorkel
Smith again. I hope he figures out purity by then.
Play the Unit DVD “Landing Video” segment to simulate
the descent of the plane.
HighPoint Flight 287 will land soon. Shake the sand out
of your sandals and get ready to land. We hope you can
come back soon for another HighPoint flight! Adios!
SAY
Purity
Before you leave, please stop by Baggage Claim to turn in
your Passport and pick up your Boarding Pass.
What can happen when
I give in to temptation?
What’s The Point?
I’ll be careful what I choose
to hear, see, say, and do!
I lived The Point!
I discovered that God wants
me to stay pure because it’s
for
my good. One way I will avoid
being impure is by _______
__
____________________________
________________________
____________________________
_______________________.
I practiced the Life Verse!
Above all else, guard your heart,
for it is the wellspring of life.
(Proverbs 4:23, NIV)
I read the Bible story!
Zero Percent Pure (Genesi
s 13:10–13; 18:20–23,32; 19:1–26
;
2 Peter 2:6–9; Jude 7)
Bring this Boarding Pass
with you next time!
Name _____________________
___________________________
HighPoint Parent Perspe
ctive
I caught my kid living The
Point by . . .
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
Be sure to fill out and bring back your Boarding Pass next
time. I know we’ll find out some new things about the
Great Mayan Reef and about purity. See you then!
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Scripture quotations marked (NIV)
are taken from the HOLY BIBLE,
NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®
Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984
. NIV®.
by International Bible Society®.
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Full-sheet copy masters for the Boarding Pass
are available on the Purity CD-ROM or at gph.
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Purity Postcards or on brightly colored paper.
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SAY