The theme for section 1.1.

The theme for section 1.2

The theme for section 1.3

The topic for section 1.4

The theme for section 1.5

The memory verse reference for section 1.1. Remember, this is the book, chapter, and verse.

Romans 15:13 prays that as you trust in Him, the "God of hope" will fill you with these two things which are also two of the fruit of the Spirit.

This person defends others and speaks on their behalf in court. Auntie Charlotte is one.

During his lesson, Uncle Ryan showed us 4 passages from King David that are found in this book of the Bible.

During the lesson, Auntie Joyce had us draw footprints to represent steps toward peace. This is one of those steps. (Name any of the 5)

According to the memory verse for section 1.1, this is the reason why God saved us.

Because God keeps these, we can know that He is our hope.

This activity, also known as intercession, is one way that we can be advocates for others.

The story of David and Goliath was an example of God giving David this type of strength.

At the end of John 16:33, Jesus makes this statement of victory that explains why we can have peace even when we face trouble.

In general, this word means an eyewitness account, often given in court. In church, it usually refers to someone's story of their life before and after accepting Jesus as their Saviour.

The mission update for this section is on Costa Rica. If you could go there, you might hear the greeting, "Hola!" This means "hello" in this language.

The New Testament was originally written in these two languages.

Joey is feeling really anxious and stressed about his schoolwork. He prays about his situation and feels more at peace so he can finish his work. This is an example of God giving Joey these two kinds of strength.

This Hebrew word for peace is used at the beginning and end of many of the epistles (letters in the New Testament).

According to 2 Corinthians 5:17, "If anyone is in Christ" they are this; "the old has gone, the new has come!"

According to 1 Peter 1:20, Jesus was chosen before this event, but was "revealed in these last times."

According to Hebrews 4:16, we can approach this seat with confidence.

In Judges 7, God reduced the number of men in Israel's army so that they would rely on His strength instead of their own. The Israelites defeated the Midianite army with this many men - a far cry from the original 32,000 who started out.

Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything_________with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. These words finish Philippians 4:6.