EmailThere are many game ideas about trust that you can create with a blindfold. In this example, I have the children lead around their friends. The goal is to keep them safe, so use an appropriate area.
After the children complete the course, ask them to talk about the experience. Here are some questions to guide the debrief.
- How did it feel to not know where you were going?
- Did trusting your friend make it easier?
- In real life, do you always know what God has coming next?
- What can you do to trust God in those situations?
Please leave a comment with your ideas and suggestions for this Trust Game. We love to hear all the new ways readers adapt these for their ministry. You can also watch this Trust Game video directly on YouTube.
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Thank you. What a God given idea. I will be using it this Sunday. I am teaching on “Trusting God”. I have used this object lesson in a similar way before. I put together as partners those that don’t necessarily like or hang with one another at church. This worked wonders in bridging gaps between two people that would otherwise not connect. Keep the ideas coming. God Bless.
Thank you for this all efforts which is the way to continue the mission of Christ. God bless you with His richest blessings and give you the courage to do it more and more
BLESS U SIR,
I MUST SAY THANK U, FOR BEING A BLESSING TO THIS GENERATION. I PRAY FOR MORE WISDOM IN JESUS NAME AMEN.
THE TRUST GAME TEACHES US THAT BECAUSE WE DONT KNOW WHAT PROPOSED THE LORD WANT US TO BE INTHIS GENERATION, WE MUST KEEP TRUSTING GOD FOR DIRECTION HEBREW 12:2. THANK REMAIN BLESS.
I thought it was very cute and I am surely going to try it in our Church.
Thank you so much for all your Ideas we are a small Church seeking to grow with your help it’s bound to be a success!