Bible Lesson: “Run with Patience" Football Bees

🏃‍♂️ Bible Lesson: Running With Patience

1️⃣ The Race of Faith

Life is a race, not of speed but of endurance. The Bible says, “Let us run with patience the race that is set before us” (Hebrews 12:1). God calls His children to keep running even when the path feels long or uphill. Patience means trusting His timing and refusing to quit when things get hard. Just as a runner trains daily, we grow stronger by reading God’s Word, praying, and obeying even when we don’t see quick results.

2️⃣ The Football Bees Example

Imagine two Football Bees on the field. One bee, Buzz Proud, struts around bragging about his speed and refuses to pass the ball. The other, Faithful Bee, encourages his teammates and keeps his eyes on the goal. When Buzz Proud trips and blames others, Faithful Bee helps him up and says, “Let’s finish together.” The crowd cheers—not for pride, but for kindness. That’s how patience wins the real victory.

3️⃣ The Lesson of Humility

Running with patience means learning humility. Romans 12:3 reminds us not to think too highly of ourselves. Pride makes us stumble; patience helps us stand again. The Football Bees show that teamwork and gentle hearts please Jesus more than flashy plays. When we wait on God’s direction, we shine His light instead of our own.

4️⃣ The Bible Story Connection

Think of Joseph in Genesis 37–50. He was sold by his brothers, forgotten in prison, and tested for years. Yet Joseph kept trusting God’s plan. When the time was right, God lifted him up to save many lives. Joseph’s story teaches that patience is not weakness—it’s strength under control. He ran his race faithfully until God’s purpose was complete.

5️⃣ The Spiritual Takeaway

Children learn that patience is the honey of faith—it sweetens every trial. When we run with patience, we show the world that Jesus helps us shine even when life feels slow. Every kind word, every act of forgiveness, every moment we choose to wait instead of complain becomes a victory for Christ.

🐝 Memory Verse: “Let us run with patience the race that is set before us.” — Hebrews 12:1e?

🎵 STORY #1 SONG — 
“Run with Patience” Version 1

(Original song for Lesson/Game #1)

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Verse 1

In the meadow bright and golden,

Where the Honey Cup begins,

We will run with patient hearts,

Helping friends through every spin.

Chorus

Run with patience, run with joy,

Trust in Jesus every day.

Bee strong, bee kind,

Let His love show the way.

Verse 2

When a teammate trips or stumbles,

We will stop and lift them high.

Victory comes from loving hearts,

And wings that praise the Lord Most High.

Chorus

Run with patience, run with joy,

Trust in Jesus every day.

Bee strong, bee kind,

Let His love show the way.

Football Version 2

“Run With Patience — 

Football Fun Sing‑Along!

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Verse 1 — Game On!

On the field of Honeycomb Hill, Where the Honey Cup begins, We run the play with patient hearts, Helping teammates as we win.

Chorus — Football Cheer!

Run with patience — GO ANGELS GO! Trust in Jesus as you throw! Bee strong, bee kind, Let His love show every time!

Verse 2 — Teamwork Play!

If a teammate slips or stumbles, We will stop and lift them high. Victory comes from loving hearts, And wings that praise the Lord Most High.

Chorus — Crowd Chant!

Run with patience — GO ANGELS GO! Trust in Jesus as you throw! Bee strong, bee kind, Let His love show every time!

🌩️ Bridge — Football Faith Pep Talk

When you’re tempted to complain, when you’re troubled by it all, when you feel like no one cares, always, always be aware:

Be patient — God has a plan. Always know that God can. Just believe… patiently believe.

🏈🎵 Final Chorus — Stadium Shout!

Run with patience — GO ANGELS GO! Trust in Jesus as you throw! Bee strong, bee kind, Let His love show every time!

Susan Barker Nikitenko 2026©

🐝📖 TALK TIME — Story #1: Run With Patience

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⭐ What Today’s Lesson Teaches (KJV Bible)

Today we learned what it means to run with patience.

The Bible says:

“Let us run with patience the race that is set before us.”

— Hebrews 12:1 (KJV)

God wants us to keep going even when things get hard.

He wants us to help others, be kind, and trust Him every step of the way.

Patience means:

• waiting without complaining

• trying again when you feel like quitting

• helping someone who is struggling

• trusting God’s timing instead of your own

Just like the Thundering Angels football team, we learn to:

• slow down when someone needs help

• stay calm when the game gets tough

• keep our hearts steady

• remember that God has a plan

⭐ Knock‑Your‑Socks‑Off Questions

These questions help the child think deeply and personally.

1.

Have you ever felt like giving up on something because it was too hard?

What happened?

2.

When someone around you is struggling, do you rush ahead or stop to help?

Why?

3.

What does patience look like in your everyday life?

At home?

At school?

With friends?

4.

Do you believe God has a plan for your life—even when things feel confusing?

How does that make you feel?

5.

What part of today’s story helped you understand patience better?

The game?

The teamwork?

The Scripture?

⭐ Real‑Life Examples Kids Understand

Here are simple ways patience shows up in a child’s world:

• Waiting your turn when you really want to go first

• Trying again when your drawing doesn’t look right

• Not yelling when your sibling bothers you

• Staying calm when you lose a game

• Practicing a skill even when it takes a long time to learn

• Helping a friend instead of rushing ahead

Patience is a superpower God gives to every child who asks.

⭐ A Prayer for Today

Dear Heavenly Father,

Thank You for loving me.

Thank You for giving me strength when things feel hard.

Help me to run with patience in everything I do.

Help me not to complain, not to quit, and not to forget Your love.

Teach me to trust Your plan, even when I don’t understand.

I know You care for me, and You want me to love You too.

Please help me grow in patience every day.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Susan Barker Nikitenko 2026©

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Hooty The Owl Reads a Book About Patience:

Hooty The Owl Reads a Book About Patience:

Hooty the owl is reading a brand-new book today. "Hello, Little Owlets, today, I'm reading a book titled "Mother Owl and the Lesson of Patience." Remember that God has something important for you to learn. It says in the Bible, 

“But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.” 

"Little Owlets, God sometimes asks us to wait and be patient because He wants to teach us something important. Just like a seed takes time to grow into a strong tree, our hearts grow stronger when we learn to wait and trust Him."

The little owlets nestled closely to listen to the new book, and Hooty began to read.  

The Mother Owl and the Lesson of Patience

The Mother Owl and the Lesson of Patience

High above the frozen tundra of Alaska, a mother snowy owl named Selah perched silently on a snow-dusted mound. Her feathers gleamed like moonlight, blending perfectly with the snow. Around her, three owlets huddled in the warmth of their nest, their tiny wings fluttering nervously as the cold wind whipped across the tundra.

The owlets had grown curious and restless. They chirped, flapped, and peered over the edge of the nest.

“Mother,” chirped the smallest, Lumi, “I want to fly! I want to hunt! I’m ready now!”

Selah looked down at her little ones, her golden eyes calm, steady, and full of wisdom. “Not yet,” she said softly, her voice like the whisper of the wind through snow-laden trees. “Patience is a gift, little ones. You must wait for the right moment.”

The owlets looked puzzled. Patience? They did not understand.

“Do you see the lemmings down there?” Selah asked, tilting her head toward the snow-covered field. Tiny shapes darted beneath the frost, their little lives weaving through the frozen grass.

“Yes,” the owlets chirped eagerly.

“Good,” Selah replied. “Now, imagine swooping too soon. You might miss them, or worse, fall into danger. But if you wait, watch, and understand your moment, the hunt will be yours.”

The owlets fluttered nervously, their excitement bubbling. They wanted success immediately, like the warmth of the sun on the snow.

Selah stretched her great wings and glided a few feet above them, landing softly in the snow. “God teaches us patience,” she said, as if the wind itself had carried the words. “We cannot rush His timing. Even I—your mother—wait for the perfect moment to strike. And even then, it is His provision that guides the prey into my path.”

“But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” — Isaiah 40:31

The owlets looked at each other, blinking in confusion. “But how do we know when the right moment comes?” Lumi asked.

Selah’s eyes softened. “We watch, we listen, and we trust. Look at the snow. See how it drifts slowly, never hurried, yet always falling exactly where it should? That is patience. And God has placed His wisdom in your heart too. You will know when to act.”

Hours passed. The owlets crouched low, wings tucked close, eyes scanning the tundra. Their little bodies ached to leap, to chase, to taste the thrill of success. But Selah did not move until she felt the rhythm of life around her—the lemmings venturing too close, the wind falling calm, and the snow reflecting just enough light to see clearly.

Then she moved. A silent shadow glided over the field, her talons poised. With one swift, elegant motion, she caught her prey. The owlets gasped. “Did you see, mother? Did you see?”

“Yes,” Selah said softly, landing back at the nest. “And now you understand. The right moment comes, but only for those who are willing to wait. Patience is not idleness. It is learning to prepare, to observe, and to trust God’s timing.”

She nudged them gently. “One day soon, you will hunt too. But first, you must learn to wait. For if you rush, you will fall. But if you wait, you will soar.”

The owlets nestled closer, feeling a warmth beyond the cold snow. They watched their mother with new understanding. It was not just about hunting. It was about trust, preparation, and faith—seeing with their hearts, not just their eyes.

“The eyes of all wait upon thee; and thou givest them their meat in due season.” — Psalm 145:15

Selah spread her wings again, this time lifting the owlets carefully into the crisp Arctic air. One by one, they flapped, glided, and felt the wind beneath their wings. The first small successes came not because they rushed, but because they had learned to wait, to watch, and to trust.

As the sun began to dip, casting a golden glow across the snow, Selah perched once more. Her owlets circled her, full of wonder and newfound wisdom. Patience, they realized, was not a burden—it was a gift. A gift from God, woven into the rhythm of creation, guiding even the smallest creatures in the vast, frozen wilderness.

“Rest in the LORD, and wait patiently for him.” — Psalm 37:7

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“But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” — Isaiah 40:31

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Show Patience Word Search

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Here are the definitions for each of the 20 words related to patience:

1. **Tolerant**: Willing to accept or endure someone else's beliefs or behavior without making                       judgments or becoming upset.

2. **Kind**: Showing a friendly, generous, and considerate nature.

3. **Persistent**: Continuing to do something despite difficulties or opposition.

4. **Calm**: Not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions.

5. **Resilient**: Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.

6. **Gentle**: Having a kind and tender temperament; not harsh or severe.

7. **Steadfast**: Firmly loyal and resolute; unwavering.

8. **Quiet**: Making little or no noise; free from disturbance.

9. **Unwavering**: Not changing or becoming weaker in one's purpose or determination.

10. **Steady**: Regular, even, and continuous in development, frequency, or intensity.

11. **Composed**: Having control over one's emotions; calm and serene.

12. **Peaceful**: Free from disturbance; tranquil.

13. **Unflappable**: Having or showing calmness in a crisis.

14. **Friendly**: Kind and pleasant; showing friendship.

15. **Loving**: Feeling or showing deep affection and care.

16. **Imperturbable**: Unable to be upset or excited; calm.

17. **Nice**: Pleasant, agreeable, and satisfactory.

18. **Forbearing**: Patient and restrained; able to endure hardship without complaint.

19. **Careful**: Making sure to avoid potential danger, mishap, or harm; cautious.

20. **Easygoing**: Relaxed and tolerant in attitude or manner.

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Melvin’s Story of Patience

Melvin’s Story of Patience

                                            *Dedicated With Love to: Anna and Ben*

 

   Once upon a time in a peaceful meadow, there lived a wise and slow-moving turtle named Melvin. Melvin was known for his gentle nature and endless patience. He had many friends in the meadow, including Rosie the Rabbit, Freddie the Frog, Benny the Bird, Hooty the Owl, and Amanda the Deer.

 

One sunny afternoon, Melvin and his friends decided to have a picnic by the river. Everyone was excited and eager to get there quickly, except for Melvin, who moved at his usual, slow pace.

 

"Come on, Melvin! Hurry up!" Rosie the Rabbit called out impatiently.

 

Freddie the Frog hopped over and said, "Yeah, Melvin! At this rate, we'll never get to the picnic spot."

 

Benny the Bird flew down and added, "Why do you always move so slowly, Melvin?"

 

Hooty the Owl, perched on a nearby tree, wisely chimed in, "Patience, my friends. Sometimes, taking our time can lead to the best results."

 

Amanda the Deer, nibbling on some flowers, looked up and said, "Hooty is right. We should enjoy the day and the beautiful flowers along the way."

 

Melvin smiled calmly and replied, "Thank you, Hooty and Amanda. Let's all be patient and appreciate each moment together."

 

The friends sighed but decided to listen to Hooty and Amanda and wait for Melvin. As they walked, they came across a beautiful flower patch. Rosie, Freddie, and Benny ran ahead, eager to explore, while Melvin took his time to admire each flower. Amanda couldn't resist munching on some of the flowers.

 

"Look at these flowers!" Melvin said. "Aren't they beautiful? We might have missed them if we rushed."

 

Rosie, Freddie, and Benny realized that Melvin, Hooty, and Amanda were right. They appreciated the flowers and picked a few to take to the picnic (with Amanda's approval, of course).

 

Finally, they arrived at the riverbank and set up their picnic. As they enjoyed their food, Benny noticed a turtle egg nearby.

 

"Oh no! This egg is all alone. What should we do?" Benny asked.

 

Hooty the Owl wisely responded, "We need to be patient and wait for the mother turtle to return. Rushing won't help."

 

As they were waiting, a large hawk spotted the egg from an oak tree and swooped down, trying to snatch it. The friends sprang into action, running with the egg in alarm to carry it to safety. The hawk didn't seem to give up easily, but they managed to protect the egg by hiding it under some bushes.

 

Just when they thought the danger had passed, the hawk made another attempt to grab the egg. Freddie the Frog started to panic. "We need to do something fast! This hawk won't give up!"

 

Hooty calmly said, "Stay calm, everyone. Let's keep the egg safe and trust that help will come."

 

Freddie, feeling anxious, prayed, "Dear God, please protect this turtle egg and bring the mother turtle here safely and soon. Amen."

 

They continued to wait patiently, keeping a close watch on the egg.

 

While they waited for the mother turtle to return, an amazing thing happened. Melvin checked on the egg and found something new: the cutest little baby turtle had hatched! "Awww, look! How sweet!" Melvin exclaimed.

 

Rosie, Freddie, Benny, Amanda, and Hooty all gathered around to see the baby turtle. "It's the cutest little baby turtle," Rosie said. "I wonder what Mama Turtle will name him?"

 

After a while, the mother turtle appeared, and she was grateful to see her baby safe and sound. "Thank you for watching over my egg," the mother turtle said. "Your patience and bravery have made all the difference."

 

With love and welcoming, she looked at the baby turtle and said, "I'll name him after you, Melvin. Meet little Melvy."

 

The friends all laughed with joy at the baby's new name, sharing delighted reactions and warm smiles.

 

The mother turtle then nuzzled her baby gently and said, "Welcome to the world, my sweet Melvy. You are a precious blessing, and I will always love you dearly."

 

Hooty then reminded everyone, "Patience truly pays off. Remember the scripture: 'But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.' (James 1:4)"

 

After the excitement, the friends decided to share their favorite ways to practice patience.

 

Rosie said, "I like to take deep breaths and count to ten when I'm feeling impatient."

 

Freddie added, "I hop around and sing a little tune to keep myself calm."

 

Benny chirped, "I remind myself to enjoy my surroundings and look for something interesting to observe."

 

Amanda smiled and said, "I munch on flowers and remind myself that good things take time."

 

Melvin nodded and said, "I take slow, steady steps and enjoy the day."

 

Rosie, Freddie, Benny, and Amanda smiled and realized the importance of patience. They enjoyed the rest of their picnic, knowing that sometimes, taking things slow can lead to wonderful experiences and valuable lessons.

 

From that day on, Melvin's friends appreciated his slow and steady nature, and they often turned to Hooty for wise advice. Amanda continued to enjoy munching on flowers while reminding her friends to take their time and appreciate the little things.

 

"Just be sure to leave some flowers for the rest of us, Amanda!" Freddie joked. "You're pigging out on flower salad!"

 

They all laughed and learned that patience is a virtue and that good things come to those who wait.

 

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 Scripture References:

- "But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing." (James 1:4)

- "The end of a thing is better than its beginning; the patient in spirit is better than the proud in spirit." (Ecclesiastes 7:8)

- "Rest in the LORD, and wait patiently for him: fret not thyself because of him who prospereth in his way, because of the man who bringeth wicked devices to pass." (Psalms 37:7)

 

**Bible Story Parallel:**

The story of Job (Book of Job) is a powerful example of patience and faith. Job endured immense suffering and loss, yet he remained patient and faithful to God. In the end, Job's patience was rewarded, and God restored his fortunes, giving him twice as much as he had before. This story beautifully illustrates the importance of patience and trusting in God's plan.

 Review Questions

1. What is the name of the wise and slow-moving turtle in the story?

2. Who are Melvin's friends in the meadow?

3. Why were Melvin and his friends excited one sunny afternoon?

4. Why did Rosie the Rabbit, Freddie the Frog, and Benny the Bird feel impatient?

5. What advice did Hooty the Owl give to the friends?

6. What did Amanda the Deer enjoy nibbling on during their walk?

7. How did the friends react when they came across the beautiful flower patch?

8. What did the friends find near the riverbank during their picnic?

9. How did the friends protect the turtle egg from the hawk?

10. What did Freddie the Frog do when he started to panic about the hawk?

11. How did Hooty calm everyone down during the hawk's second attempt?

12. What prayer did Freddie the Frog say?

13. What amazing thing happened while the friends waited for the mother turtle to return?

14. What name did the mother turtle give to her baby, and why?

15. How did the friends react to the baby's new name?

16. What words of endearment did the mother turtle say to her baby?

17. What scripture did Hooty remind everyone of after the danger was over?

18. What favorite ways to practice patience did Rosie share?

19. How did Freddie practice patience?

20. What important lesson did Melvin's friends learn by the end of the story?

 

Susan Nikitenko February 12, 2025©

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Langly Bear Loses His Cool (Puppet Show)

I can not put this on audio right now- I have a horrible cold.

Langly Bear Loses His Cool
Being Patient

Narration:

Guess what everyone, something's wrong with Langly! 

Who knows what it is?  He's been out kickin' at stumps all day long!

Something's going on and Hooty the Owl is determined to find out what's wrong with his friend.

Hooty:  Hey Langly! Langly!  When you get tired of kickin' at stumps, come on over here and let's talk a bit.  What's wrong with you anyway?

Your toe already looks twice its size!  Give it a break why don't ya!

Better cut it out before you really do break it!  If ya know what I mean!

Hey Langly!  You're a grump quit kickin' stumps!  Ha Ha Ha!  Toe funny I had to laugh.

Langly: Are you having your laugh at my expense?  I've been toeing the line here and you're just sitting at the shop having a good hearty laugh.

Glad I can make you feel so good, while I'm walking around with a ball on the end of my foot. 

Hooty:  Whooo, look at the bright side Langly, you could have had put your nose too close to the grindstone.   Then your nose would be too big to look past.  Which is better? big toe or big nose?  Ha Ha Ha

Langly: That's easy for you to say... For somebody so nosey! You don't even have a nose!  Quit peckin' on me! .. Quit peckin' on me! Am I your personal peckin' post or what?

Hooty:  Okay! Langly, I've got one thing to say to you. 

Langly: What? Hurry Up! What?

Hooty: You've lost your cool. 

Langly: Whaaaat?

Hooty:  Whooo.. Whooo... lost his cool? - you did. you did.

What are you mad at?

Langly: I'm tired of being tired!  I'm tired of diggin' for grubs!  When Papa bear gets home He wants grub on the table.  Guess who gets the grub diggin' job?  Me, myself and I.  Mama bear has put down the law!

"No fun till the job is done!"  Now my toe hurts and I'm tired.  I'm too tired to have any fun, besides my bucket's not full yet.  No time to climb trees, collect berries, look for honey or go fishing! That's no life, who wants to look at grubs all day?

Hooty: Well Langly, look at the bright side.  You still have one good toe left.  You'll get some of that grub to eat at dinner time too.

Langly: Very funny!  Hooty. 

Hooty: Okay Langly,  let's pray about it?  When you've lost your cool you've lost your patience. 

Langly: Okay, let's pray that God helps me find it fast.  pray for my toe too.  I've got a lot more grub diggin' to do.  

Hooty: Father in heaven, help us to be patient with each other and with whatever the day brings.  Help us through our problems and help us rejoice in you. In Christ name. amen

Hooty:  We all lose our cool sometimes Langly.  That's when we need to

apologize and ask God to help us stay patient when things get hard.

Langly: Your right Hooty, besides, grubs are sounding pretty good right now.  I'm hungry for some grub!  With lots of berry butter on it.

Hooty: Whooo ever thought? Get a little hungry and things get better fast.

Narration: Looks like Langly's learning how to be patient.  We all have to learn patience and need to ask God to help us have good attitudes.  We all have things we would rather be doing, but obeying God and taking care of each other is the most important job we have. 

Continue talking about prayer and choices.

Romans 12:12 Rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation; continuing instant in prayer;

Written By: Susan Y Nikitenko

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What Kind Of Apples - updated

What Kind Of Apples

If you were a tree;
of apples so bold;
What kind of apples;
would your tree limbs hold?

Would they be bitter;
Or would they be sweet?
Would your apples provide;
A nutritious treat?

Apples of goodness;
Filled with God's mercy?
Apples of pardon;
Grace for the thirsty?

In Jesus our tree;
Can bare joy divine.
Through trouble and trial;
Our Jesus would shine.

Apples of patience;
Longsuffering too.
What kind of apples;
Are falling from you?

Crab apples are green;
And bitter to eat.
Some apples are rotten;
and lay at ones feet.

A fruit bearing tree;
In Jesus I'm told.
Will bare sweet apples;
Sweet apples of gold.

Like honey they yield;
Providing the world.
With apples of goodness;
Produced by our Lord.

If you were a tree;
of apples so bold;
What kind of apples;
would your tree limbs hold?

Galatians 5:22-23
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering,
gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, temperance:
against such there is no law.


(Childrens Poem)
By: Susan Y Nikitenko
May 14th, 2011

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