Wonderfully Made 4 | God's Love Endures Forever | Wonder Ink Children's Ministry Curriculum

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Wonderfully Made

Lesson Title: God's Love Endures Forever

Scripture: Psalm 103;136

Wonder Truth: God's love is faithful

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Foundational Building Block

WHO?
Psalm 103 is attributed to David, but Psalm 136 doesn’t list an author. Yet the main who of both of these psalms is God—He is praised and extolled for His great works throughout these praise songs.

WHAT?
Psalms 103 and 136 are primarily devoted to praising God for His goodness, faithfulness, and compassion. Psalm 136 is likely a praise song with a worship leader reciting truths about God and the congregation responding with “His love endures forever!”

WHERE?
Both Psalms 103 and 136 talk about the Exodus from Egypt, when God’s people were enslaved by the Pharaoh. God stepped in and He rescued His people from their slavery, sending signs and wonders and parting the Red Sea!

WHEN?
Psalm 136 is the final psalm in the “song of ascents” or the “Great Hallel.” People likely sang them as they walked up to Jerusalem during the great yearly feasts of Tabernacles, Passover, and Pentecost. These psalms would remind them of God’s faithfulness.

WHY?
God is worthy of all praise because He’s faithful at all times. He doesn’t treat us as our sins deserve, He forgives us, and He keeps His promises. We can give Him thanks for all He has done because His loyal, faithful love endures forever!


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Personal connection comes through honesty. The psalmists understood this better than anyone. From the pages of the book of Psalms leap lament and joy, anger and mercy— honest cries to the God who hears us and knows us. During this series, you and the kids you lead will discover more from the Psalms about the unchanging character of God—the loving, caring, faithful shepherd—and your identity as His kids, wonderfully and purposefully created. Together you’ll come to God like the psalmists of old, singing, shouting, and crying out your prayers and praises to the one who is worthy!


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