Bible values for children
Share something good.
Sharing willingly with others.
A small gift offered with care can be valuable; generosity is not a competition.
Put it into practice
What does generosity look like?
Generosity means sharing willingly. We can give time, attention, ideas or things we are allowed to share. A small gift offered with care can be valuable; generosity is not a competition.
You could offer a spare pencil, spend time helping someone or let a friend use your craft materials with permission.
Talk about it
What could you share that does not cost money?
Stories that show generosity
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The First Believers Share Their Lives
Acts 2:42–47; Acts 4:32–37
The first believers shared with people who needed help. Their life together included meals, prayer and practical care, so sharing was part of belonging to a community.
Read storyVerses to remember
But don’t forget to be doing good and sharing, for with such sacrifices God is well pleased.
A little context
Hebrews 13:16 encourages doing good and sharing. The chapter describes practical love, hospitality and care rather than a contest to give the largest gift.
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A little paper. A little learning.
Make something together.
Find an activity to go with your conversation.