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\n□ I don't know.  \nWhen lgive into temptation,lusually feel  \n□ guilty or ashamed.  \n□ proud or satisfied.  \n□ nothing.  \n# 2.Which do you think is the absolute worst?Why?\n\n□ Blatantly lying  \n□ Cheating on a final  \n□ Murdering someone  \n□ Stealing from your work  \n□ Out-speeding a cop  \n□ Chain-smoking  \n□ Looking at porno magazines or  \nWeb sites  \n□ Faking the flu to get out of school  \n# 3.How would you handle these temptations?\n\nIf I accidentally logged on to a pornographic Web site,I would—If my parents were being unfair to me,I would—If I were pressured to have sex,I would—  \nIf I knew I could get away with cheating on a test,I would—If my friends were getting wasted,I would—If my friend dared me to shoplift,I would-  \n4.If someone asked you how you overcome temptation,what could you say based onthese verses?Psalm 119:111 Corinthians 10:13Luke 22:46James 4:7John 16:33  \nMost of the time,when I'm tempted—  \n□ I think about it for a while.  \n□ I give in right away.  \n□ I ignore it.  \n□ I ask God for strength.  \n□ Frequently cursing  \n□ Doing drugs  \n□ Backstabbing a friend  \n□ Plagarizing information offthe Internet  \n□ Drinking alcohol  \n□ Going too far with physical intimacy  \n□ Taking a parent's credit card  \n/Ht DEVIL MADE ME DO IT1+emptation」  \nTHIs WEEK  \nTemptations are everywhere for both teenagers andadults.As your kids get more independence fromtheir parents and approach adulthood,tlhey'llfacetemptations that they never have before.They'll alsorealize how temptations can lead to feelings of guiltand fai!ure.Use this TalkSheet to discuss temptationwith your group in a supportive,encouraging way.  \nOPEN  \nThis intro will be sure to get things going.Have yourkids write out temptations that they—or teenagerstheir age—face in their lives (don't have them writenames).Then collect the pieces of paper.  \nYour kids will role-play the temptations thatcome with each of these situations.Start by askingfor three volunteers—one a devil,another an angel,and the third as the a person being tempted (thetempted).Ask the tempted to sit in a chair with thedevil on one side,the angel on the other.Pick a situ-ation and read it out loud.Then the angel and devilmust work against each other to influence thetempted's decision.You can rotate participants withdifferent situations to get everyone involved.  \nAfterwards,ask the group how they felt as theperson who was being tempted.What was easier tolisten to?What pressures were hard to resist?Howdid they balance their values against what theywanted to do?  \nTHE D/SCUss/OW,BY MUMBERS  \n1.When asking for answers,don't force anyone toparticipate.Point out that teens face tempta-tion now more than they did ever have.Brainstorm ways to resist temptation anddiscuss God's forgiveness.  \n2.Which of these would your kids consider to be theworst and why?What do you think makes one sinworse than another?Point that in God's eyes,allsins are equal.How does this make your kidsfeel?Do they think any of these items aren't sins(like chain-smoking or drinking)?Why or why not?  \n3.What are some realistic ways for your kids tohandle these temptations?Which ones would beeasier to get out of than others?Where do yourkids go to for strength when facing temptation?Are they leaning on their own strength—or arethey asking for God's help,too?  \n4.You may want to let your kids work on this ingroups of two or three.Ask them to write outwhat they would say,based on these Bible vers-es.Will these ideas from the Bible help or workfor your students?Why or why not?Have a few of  \nthem share their responses and talk about thesewith the group.  \nTHE CLOSE  \nTemptation is part of being human.Everyone is cre-ated by God with a free will—they are responsiblefor their choices.The choices they make today willaffect them in the future.Even though they canm","cbCaigytZx74Q9IM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigytZx74Q9IM","pdf",772635,"English","# This Week\n## Introduction and 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