00:01This is it, I guess. Well, it's a very simple lesson today, kids. We're not going to do a whole
00:07lot except, first and foremost, clearly on, can you put the verse on the screen, because this will set the
00:13tone for our quick exercise here today.
00:16Everybody say this with me. I'm going to start with Caleb all the way here and go down to Galilee.
00:37She'll be the last one to greet each of your mothers a happy Mother's Day and whatever other message you
00:43want to give them.
00:44You can say, I love you. You can say, thank you for all you do. Whatever it is that you
00:47want to say, because remember the verse here that says, her children rise up and call her, meaning mommy or
00:54mama or mom, whatever you call it.
00:56Anna, maybe for some reason. No, not really. But whatever you call mom, say happy Mother's Day, I love you,
01:02and whatever other message you want.
01:03Let's start with Caleb. Nice shoes, buddy. Do you know what those are called? Those are called the broken backcourt?
01:08Yes. We know. We know our best.
01:12So, all right, let's start with you.
01:15I love you. I love you. Thank you. Thank you for everything you do for me.
01:24Thank you. Thank you, mama. I love you, my best day. Love you.
01:30Love you, mommy. Thank you for everything you do for me.
01:35I love you, mommy. I love you, mommy. Thank you for caring for me and giving me anything that I
01:42want.
01:49Thank you, mommy. I love you. Happy Mother's Day, mama. I love you. Thank you for all this feeling.
02:01Love you, mommy. Thank you for everything.
02:07Very good, very good. Well, let's do this real quick as I get set up for your song. Let's pray
02:13for mommy and thank God for each and every one of our moms.
02:16Bow your hands, close your hands, close your eyes, and pray for me. Say, Heavenly Father, thank you for moms
02:25to help us to honor them, to love them, to care for them, pray for them, obey them.
02:35Thank you for their lives.
02:38Bless them as they bless us.
02:42In Jesus' name, amen.
02:45Give the kids a hand.