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Friday, July 10, 2026

Songs Teacher Bible Lesson Guide🐝 Bee Strong — Bee Courageous




πŸ¦‹ The Strength and Courage to Try

A Devotion for Children and Adults Who Need a Fresh Start

1️⃣ Trying Takes More Courage Than Winning

Many children think courage is only for heroes who never fall, never fear, and never fail. But the Bible teaches something far sweeter: real courage is simply choosing to try. God says, “Be strong and of a good courage… for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.” (Joshua 1:9). Strength is not the absence of fear — it is the willingness to move forward even when fear whispers, “Don’t.” Every time a child tries again, even after a mistake, they show a courage that heaven celebrates.

2️⃣ Football Bees: A Short Example

On the field, Try‑Again Bee is small, quick, and hopeful. He misses a catch, stumbles, and hears the crowd gasp. Nearby, Too‑Proud Bee laughs loudly, saying, “Why even try? You’ll never be as good as me.” Try‑Again Bee feels the sting of embarrassment, but he remembers Joshua 1:9. He squares his tiny shoulders, wipes his eyes, and says, “I’ll try again.” The next play, he catches the ball — not because he became perfect, but because he had the courage to try. Proud Bee’s voice fades; Try‑Again Bee’s courage shines.

3️⃣ Bible Bees: A Gentle Garden Lesson

In the garden hive, Timid Bee wants to gather nectar but worries she will choose the wrong flower. She buzzes in circles, afraid to make a mistake. Encourager Bee lands beside her and says, “God doesn’t ask us to be perfect — He asks us to be faithful.” Timid Bee takes a deep breath, chooses a blossom, and begins her work. She discovers that trying brings joy, and even mistakes help her learn. Bible Bees teach children that courage grows each time they take a small step forward. God blesses the bee — and the child — who tries.

4️⃣ A Bible Story to Anchor the Lesson

Think of David before he fought Goliath (1 Samuel 17). David wasn’t the strongest, tallest, or most experienced. But he had the courage to try. He said, “The Lord… will deliver me.” David stepped forward when others stepped back. His courage didn’t come from confidence in himself — it came from confidence in God. Children learn that courage is not about being big; it is about trusting a big God. David tried, and God used his willingness to bring victory.

5️⃣ The Heart of the Message

The strength and courage to try is one of the greatest gifts God gives His children. When they try again after failing, try kindness after being hurt, try patience when frustrated, or try obedience when tempted, they shine Jesus’ light. Courage is not loud; it is steady. It is the quiet voice that says, “With God’s help, I’ll try again.” Your Football Bees, your Bible Bees, and your children all learn the same truth: God delights in the heart that tries.

© 2026 Susan Barker Nikitenko
— All Rights Reserved

🌟 Memory Verse

“Be strong and of a good courage… for the Lord thy God is with thee.” — Joshua 1:9



🐝 Bee Strong — Bee Courageous 
© 2026 Susan Barker Nikitenko
— All Rights Reserved

Version 2:

Bee Strong — Bee Courageous, 
His promises are true. 
He helps when we are weak, 
turning the other cheek.

In every moment we're pacing, He hears your heart’s faith call.
Jesus knows.  Yes, Jesus knows.  Oh, Jesus knows it all.


Bee Strong — Bee Courageous, 
when tears begin to fall.
 We serve a mighty Savior 
who knows about it all.


Bee Strong — Bee Courageous, 
when storms darken the sky.
 We lift our wings in prayer
 and trust His help is nigh.


For every trial we’re facing, He gives strength to stand tall.
Jesus knows. Yes, Jesus knows. Oh, Jesus knows it all.


Bridge — 
When life gives you lemons
 and your heart is longing for; 
a friend who will listen… 
remember — sweet Jesus knows it all.


He knows the hurt, 
He knows the tears, 
He knows your name, 
He knows the fears.
 He knows your song,
 He sings along 
— for Jesus knows it all.
Yes, Jesus knows.
 Jesus knows. 
Sweet Jesus knows it all.


🐝 Bee Strong — Bee Courageous 
(Football Praise Version)

© 2026 Susan Barker Nikitenko — All Rights Reserved

Bee Strong — Bee Courageous, out on the honey field. When Wasps come charging toward you, God’s love becomes your shield.

When every play feels shaky, and you fear you’ll slip again… Jesus knows. Yes, Jesus knows. Sweet Jesus knows — lose or win.

Bee Strong — Bee Courageous, when the score is looking low. Our Savior sees your effort and cheers you as you go.

When teammates need encouragement, He hears your faith‑filled call. Jesus knows. Yes, Jesus knows. Oh, Jesus knows it all.

Bee Strong — Bee Courageous, when storms sweep through the game. Lift up your wings in prayer and trust His mighty name.

For every trial you’re facing, He helps you rise again. Jesus knows. Yes, Jesus knows. Praise God — lose or win.

🐝 Bridge — Honey Bowl Faith

When life feels like fourth‑and‑long, and your courage’s wearing thin… when you need a friend who listens, remember — sweet Jesus knows it all.

He knows the hurt, He knows the tears, He knows your name, He knows the fears. He knows your play, He leads the way — for Jesus knows it all.

Yes, Jesus knows. Jesus knows — He knows it all. Praise Him, praise Him, praise Him… whether we lose or win, whether we lose or win.



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Monday, August 26, 2013

Not By Bread Alone - Children's Song



Thanksgiving Harvest Activities




Not By Bread Alone
Thanksgiving Song Poem

We live not by bread alone;
But by Gods Holy Word.
For through it we feed our souls;
And the Truth we learn.

Not by the fresh stuffed turkey;
Not the roasted ham.
Not by the sweet potatoes;
Not by candied yams.

Not by old fashioned cobbler;
On our window seal.
Not by the cinnamon buns;
That give our nose a thrill.

Not by the bread that’s baking,
Not by pumpkin pie;
Not by Grandma’s canned preserves;
Let me tell you why.

Jesus is the bread of life;
Jesus is the way.
Jesus satisfies our need;
When we read and praise.

He fills us with His presence;
Comforts us with grace.
Fills our hearts with thanksgiving;
When we seek His Way.

We learn, to love each other;
We learn how to give.
We learn how to please God;
And how to forgive.

We live not by bread alone;
But by Gods holy Word.
For through it we feed our souls;
And our hearts are stirred.

Thank the Lord for His blessings;
This thanksgiving day.
Thank Him for the living Word;
The bread of  God's Way.

Susan Y Nikitenko
August 26th 2013

Flashcard Songbook







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Saturday, August 3, 2013

Busy Building Up - Children's Song


 

Busy Building Up

There's a clink;
There's A clank;
There's a bang.

There's a clink;
There's A clank;
There's a bang.
 
Hammer's hammering ;
Upon the nails.
Building on Jesus;
A home that prevails.
 
The men are working;
On The Mission Field.
Busy praying;
Trying to rebuild.
 
There's a clink;
There's A clank;
There's a bang.

There's a clink;
There's A clank;
There's a bang.
 
Men on a mission;
In  their mission field.
Where ever they are;
Where ever they're skilled.
 
Busy building  up;
Not tearing down.
Spreading  good news;
Around and around.
 
The men are working;
On the mission field.
Busy praying;
Trying to rebuild.
 

Susan Y Nikitenko
Children's Song
August 3rd 2013
 
 
You May Use The Word "Christians" In The Place Of "The Men" This Poem Is Basically For A Primary Class Of  Boys, But If You Choose You Can Use The Word "Christians" To Teach A Mixed Class. 
 
 
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