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Having a youth movie night is a great way to incorporate a small yet insightful Bible study into a fun night of watching a movie with your youth group. It also works as a family movie night Bible study or a small youth group inside a home. This is an interactive lesson plan that involves input and feedback from the studentand encourages them to think about how God's word applies to their own lives as they enjoy the movie with friends and family. This lesson plan is about accomplishing the impossible by becoming who you were meant to be and believing God can and will do great things through us His children. Below is an excerpt from the lesson plan...

Ask members of the group how people try to influence them and how that makes them feel.

Like it or not, we are all influenced by people every single day. Some are good and some are bad. For example, your parents may try to influence you to get good grades or not stay out too late. Or a group of friends at school may try to get you to “go along with the crowd” and do something you know in your heart is wrong. In both instances there is a certain level of stress that goes along their attempts to influence who you become. You may feel pressured to get good grades so your parents don’t punish you or so you can get into college or you may be tempted to go along with your friends so they will accept you as being part of the crowd. Who you choose to listen to will effect what and who you become and if you forget who you are, and listen to the wrong people, you could be in for a lot of trouble. So how do you know who you should listen too?

:You can have someone look up and read this verse aloud or you can just read it from the paper.

The Bible says…A wise man will hear and increase in learning, and a man of understanding will acquire wise counsel. (Proverbs 1:5)


The way of a fool seems right in his own eyes… (Proverbs 12:15 A)
For the simple are killed by their turning away, and the complacency of fools destroys them (Proverbs 1:32)

:Ask group members if they know any people who fits the descriptions of these three verses and discuss.





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