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This relay game for youth, children. and adults involves the inflation and popping of rubber balloons.
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www.CreativeYouthIdeas.com Youth Camp - Balloon Bust This relay game for youth, children. and adults involves the inflation and popping of rubber balloons. www.CreativeScavengerHunts.com
www.CreativeYouthIdeas.com Game Materials Balloon for each participant Chair for each team www.CreativeScavengerHunts.com
www.CreativeYouthIdeas.com Game Play Line your teams up and give each team an equal number of balloons. Place a chair for each team at the opposite side of the room. Each person in succession, must blow up their balloon and tie it in a knot, then run across the room to the chair and sit on it to pop it. www.CreativeScavengerHunts.com
www.CreativeYouthIdeas.com The next person may not begin blowing up his/her balloon until the teammate at the opposite end of the room pops his/her balloon. First team to pop all their balloons wins. www.CreativeScavengerHunts.com
www.CreativeYouthIdeas.com Potential Discussion Using this GameFull of Hot Air: Now we know which team is “full of hot air.” The phrase “full of hot air” refers to someone who is not sincere and though they boast loudly about doing certain things will have no practical results. I wonder how many of us are like that as Christians? Do we proclaim to be Christians but have fail to live the Christian life? www.CreativeScavengerHunts.com
www.CreativeYouthIdeas.com Do you make commitments and never follow through? What are some of the things you are committed to in your relationship with God? The church at Laodicea (rev 3:14-22) was referred to as lukewarm – They were neither hot nor cold. This is a similar concept. In this case God would prefer us to be completely committed or not committed at all rather than to make claims and never follow through. How can you be more committed in your relationship with God? www.CreativeScavengerHunts.com
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www.CreativeYouthIdeas.com Creative Youth IdeasCamp Bible Study Series“Who Do You Say that I AM?” Jesus asked the disciples, "Who do others say that I am?" It was easy to answer because it required no conviction, no commitment, and no risk. But then he follows that question with another, "Who do YOU say that I am?" -> Tell me about “Who Do You Say that I AM?” www.creativeyouthideas.com/resources/whodoyousay.html
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