Many people struggle with finding their own voice. Oftentimes, it’s rooted in a variety of internal struggles: insecurity, low self-esteem, or simply the absence of an experience requiring a voice to be heard. This study discusses the meaning and importance of having a voice and explores a variety of styles demonstrated by luminaries in politics, music, and art. This study seeks to affirm that all of us, as children of God, have a voice. He crafted us uniquely for a specific purpose. Our journey is to learn what that purpose is, and glorify Him through its fulfillment.

This is a lesson is about the Israelites wandering in the desert and God providing them with food (manna.) This is one lesson of a five week study of Exodus. This was used for children in grades kindergarten through 7th grade.