God’s Deliverance Lesson Plan

Behavioral Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

1. Explain how God delivers all those who trust in Him from danger.
2. Discuss that God’s deliverance is ever sure.
3. Give examples to illustrate God’s deliverance.

Keywords

• Deliverance
• Trust
• Safety
• Protection

Set Induction

Start by sharing a short story or news item about someone being rescued from a dangerous situation. Ask the pupils how they think the person felt and how important it is to have someone to help in times of trouble.

Entry Behavior

Pupils understand the concept of danger and have some knowledge of seeking help in difficult situations.

Learning Resources and Materials

• Bible (Psalm 91:1-3, Daniel 3:16-30)
• Pictures or illustrations of rescue and safety
• Whiteboard and markers

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge

Discuss past experiences where they or others have been rescued or protected from danger. Connect these experiences to the idea that God provides similar protection.

Embedded Core Skills

• Critical thinking
• Faith and trust
• Communication
• Reflection

Learning Materials

• Illustrations depicting various forms of deliverance (e.g., someone being rescued, protected)

Reference Books

• Lagos State Scheme of Work
• Bible (Psalm 91:1-3, Daniel 3:16-30)

Instructional Materials

• Bible (Psalm 91:1-3, Daniel 3:16-30)
• Visual aids showing God’s protection and deliverance

Content

1. How God Delivers Those Who Trust in Him:

• God is a refuge and fortress for those who trust in Him (Psalm 91:1).
• He promises to protect and deliver us from dangers and troubles.
• Example: He protected Daniel and his friends when they were thrown into the fiery furnace (Daniel 3:16-30).

2. God’s Deliverance is Ever Sure:

• God’s promises are reliable and trustworthy.
• His deliverance is not temporary but everlasting.
• Example: The Israelites were delivered from Egypt and safely led through the Red Sea.

3. Examples Illustrating God’s Deliverance:

• Daniel in the Lion’s Den: God shut the mouths of the lions, protecting Daniel (Daniel 6:16-22).
• The Exodus: God delivered the Israelites from slavery in Egypt and parted the Red Sea for their escape (Exodus 14:21-22).
• Paul and Silas in Prison: God freed Paul and Silas from prison through an earthquake (Acts 16:25-26).

Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

1. God is a ______ and fortress for those who trust in Him. a) Stranger b) Refuge c) Threat d) Enemy 
2. Daniel and his friends were delivered from the ______ furnace. a) Cool b) Fiery c) Empty d) Wet 
3. God’s deliverance is not temporary but ______. a) Quick b) Uncertain c) Everlasting d) Brief 
4. The Israelites were delivered from ______ and led through the Red Sea. a) School b) Danger c) Egypt d) Wilderness 
5. God shut the mouths of the ______ to protect Daniel. a) Bears b) Lions c) Wolves d) Snakes