Liz and Lucille want to win a big prize, and Linda wants a new romance. Is this happening or is it the end of the world?
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1. In Isaiah 49:23, God promises that those who hope in him won’t be disappointed. What does it mean to “hope” in the Lord? How would you describe this hope to someone else?
2. For a long time, King David had to run for his life. King Saul wanted to kill him, and David had several close escapes. There were times when he was frightened and discouraged and disappointed. He felt like there was no hope for him. But he never forgot that God was watching over him. And when he was finally safe and free from Saul’s anger, he didn’t forget that it was God who delivered him. He wrote a song of praise to God in which he said, “In my distress I called to the Lord; I called out to my God. From his temple he heard my voice … He rescued me from my powerful enemy ...” (2 Samuel 22:7, 17). You probably don’t have people chasing you and trying to kill you like David did. But if God can help David with his disappointment, he can help you with yours. As you listen to this episode, think about how God is always there to help us deal with all of life’s disappointments.
In this episode, Liz and his friends learn to deal with disappointments and discover that God will never disappoint them.
In Philippians 4:6-8, the apostle Paul tells us how to deal with disappointment and worries. He says to pray about them, and he promises that when we do, God will fill us with his peace. He won’t necessarily take our problems away, but he will give us everything we need to see them through. But Paul doesn’t leave us there. We can’t just stop thinking about our problems unless we think about something else instead. And that’s just what Paul tells us to do. He says that instead of thinking about our disappointments, we should think about good things, things that are true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable. In other words, think about all the good things God has given us and has promised to give us in the future. That will help us deal with all our problems.
Want to dig deeper and learn about dealing with disappointments? Check out Psalm 30:5, Psalm 34:18, and Psalm 55:22.
The apostle Paul likes lists. You’ve already seen his list of good things to think about in Philippians 4:8. In Romans 12:12, he gives us another list, a checklist of things to do when live is difficult. It’s a short list—the whole verse is only ten words long. Memorize the list, and use it to help you remember what to do whenever you’re disappointed.
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Liz has been asked to defend someone who is in big trouble at school. How can he speak up for someone who can’t defend himself?
Liz is having a very bad, horrible week when he loses Grandpa’s antique coin, fails a surprise test, and gets a cold.
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Liz and Lucille find out that someone has been accused of doing something they didn’t do. Can innocence be proven?
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Pie baking for the Terrene Pies R Round Festival is interrupted when someone steals one of the pies. Who is the culprit?
It’s time for the annual Remembrance Day parade, but what exactly are Liz and his friends remembering? And why is Grandpa so sad?
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Scooter is determined to win the Terrene Go-Kart competition even if it means a little cheating.
Liz unconscious in the hospital? Evildoers planning to destroy Terrene? A mystery in Grandpa’s barn? What can Lucille, Morrie and Spike do now?
Grandpa uses the story of David and Bathsheba to teach his church school class about the 7th commandment and broken promises.
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Liz has been asked to be a friend to the new kid in school, but the new kid is the most annoying lizard Liz has ever met. How can Liz help this obnoxious lizard make and keep friends?
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