Title: The Bible Guides My Path: Making Wise Decisions

Activity Description: In this activity, participants will explore how the Bible can serve as a valuable resource for making wise decisions in their lives. Through engaging discussions and interactive exercises, they will gain a deeper understanding of the biblical teachings and how they can apply them to their decision-making process. The activity will be accompanied by relevant images to enhance the learning experience.

Materials Needed: 1. Large display screen or projector 2. Printed images related to biblical teachings and decision-making (e.g., Bible verses, people praying, individuals facing choices, etc.) 3. Whiteboard or flipchart with markers 4. Handouts with selected Bible verses (optional)

Instructions:

1. Introduction (5 minutes):
   • Begin by displaying an image of an open Bible on the screen.
   • Welcome the participants and briefly explain the importance of making wise decisions in life.
   • Emphasize that the Bible can provide guidance and wisdom in decision-making processes.
2. Icebreaker Activity: “Biblical Wisdom” (10 minutes):
   • Display an image of a group of people discussing a decision.
   • Divide participants into small groups and provide each group with a set of Bible verses related to decision-making (handouts).
   • Instruct the groups to discuss the verses and identify the wisdom they offer for making decisions.
   • After 5 minutes, ask each group to share one verse and the wisdom it imparts.
3. Interactive Discussion: “Applying Biblical Teachings” (15 minutes):
   • Display an image of a person contemplating a decision.
   • Engage the participants in a discussion about how they can apply biblical teachings to their decision-making process.
   • Encourage them to share personal experiences or examples where the Bible has helped them make wise decisions.
   • Facilitate a conversation on the challenges they may face in aligning their decisions with biblical principles.
4. Group Activity: “Biblical Decision-Making Scenarios” (20 minutes):
   • Display images of various decision-making scenarios (e.g., choosing between honesty and deception, forgiveness or revenge, etc.).
   • Divide participants into small groups and provide each group with a scenario.
   • Instruct the groups to discuss the scenario and identify biblical principles that can guide them in making a wise decision.
   • After 10 minutes, ask each group to present their scenario and the biblical principles they identified.
5. Reflection and Application (10 minutes):
   • Display an image of a person praying.
   • Lead a reflection session where participants can share their thoughts on how they can incorporate biblical teachings into their decision-making process.
   • Encourage them to think about practical steps they can take to seek wisdom from the Bible when faced with important choices.
6. Conclusion (5 minutes):
   • Display an image of a person confidently making a decision.
   • Summarize the key points discussed during the activity.
   • Emphasize the importance of regularly studying the Bible to gain wisdom for making wise decisions.
   • Thank the participants for their active participation and encourage them to continue seeking guidance from the Bible.

Note: Throughout the activity, display relevant images to enhance the visual experience and reinforce the connection between the Bible and decision-making.