Jesus calms the storm OR Elijah on the mountain. The loudest voice may not be the right one to follow! Christians believe that God speaks in their hearts (conscience) and through the Bible.

The story of David and Goliath exploring the way we should react to someone making verbal threats. Christians believe that God cares for them – whatever and wherever that may be.

Jesus helps a Roman soldier and his servant. Christians believe that God understands us and understands our needs. Our needs are generally not complicated, we complicate them ourselves instead of simply being honest about them.

Jesus wanted to make sure that his disciples understood what he wanted and expected of them. he was also unhappy at people being hypocrites! Christians believe that it is not difficult to know what is right and wrong – just not too easy to always do the right thing!

The story of the Sower – where Jesus had to explain everything more clearly to His disciples. (Matthew 13:1-23) Christians believe that God understands that we don't always understand!

Jesus talked about the time Jonah went to speak to the people of Nineveh - who listened and changed their ways. Jesus said that a lot of people did not act like that - they thought they knew better! (Luke 11:32) Christians believe it is important to put our 'faith into action'.

Easter - Jesus actions spoke much louder than his words – especially when he stood before Pilate and said ... nothing! (Matthew 27:11-14) Christians believe that when Jesus died, he took the punishment for the mistakes of everyone else.

Easter - Jesus is alive? How do we begin to explain the impossible! (John 20:24-29) Christians believe that Jesus is alive today.

Explain the context of looking at disaster - perhaps reminding them of a recent disaster that they will have seen on the TV. The Christian response to disaster.

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The story of John the Baptist – standing up for what he believed! (Mark 1:1-8, 6:14-29). What Christians believe is important to them – and affects their actions.