The students will be able to relate how a miracle took place in the lives of Elisabeth and Zacharias, and how this miracle was used to enlighten others.

The students will recognize that just as Joseph was obedient to God’s directions, we, too, must obey as we learn His will for our lives.

The students will be able to explain who Christ was, is, and that He always will be, using the Scriptures as their authority.

The students will be made aware of and be able to tell why one of the greatest responsibilities of a Christian is to point sinners to Christ.

The students will be able to explain why it is true that “if God be for us, who can be against us?”

The students will be able to give Biblical proof that if we put our trust completely in God, He will reinforce our courage to face any circumstance.

The students will be able to use the example of Caleb to explain that benefits will come to those who follow the Lord wholeheartedly.

The students will be able to tell how the widow exercised faith. They will further be able to explain why faith is a necessity in our lives.

The students will be able to tell how Stephen is an example of withstanding persecution. They will further be able to explain how the Lord will be with and reward those who withstand persecution in our day.

The students will be able to use the example of the woman who touched the hem of Jesus’ garment to illustrate that through perseverance we gain the blessings and benefits God has for us.

The students will be able to describe that Ananias was available to serve God and that he let nothing interfere with that service.

The students will be able to describe Elisha’s call and will understand that our service to God should be offered with a willing and uncomplaining spirit.

The students will be able to identify the character qualities that cause them to designate a person as a “hero.” They will learn that patterning their lives after the lives of godly Bible characters will help them become good examples in this present world.