29/03/2026
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TOPIC: CRISIS MANAGEMENT
MEMORY VERSE: Psalm 46:1 (NKJV).
BIBLE PASSAGE: Nehemiah 4:6-9,16-18.
INTRODUCTION: A crisis is an inevitable negative event that leads to a dangerous or unstable situation (Job 14:1).
In everyone's life, there is always a time when we come face to face with challenges, temptations, etc. Nevertheless, as believers, how we respond to these crises matters as it is a clear reflection of how deeply we trust God and have faith in His word. For a child of God, being born again is no guarantee of a jolly ride on our journey of faith. It is important to learn how to manage a crisis in whatever form it may take.
OUTLINE
1. FORMS OF CRISIS
2. HOW TO MANAGE CRISIS
FORMS OF CRISIS
Some crises are foreseeable while others are usually not anticipated (Genesis 41:29-31; Exodus 14:10). For believers, it is not every crisis that is negative (Romans 8:28). The following are some of the appearances crises may take:
1. Spiritual Crisis: It is an experience that challenges one's faith or sense of purpose and a time when one seeks deeper understanding (Job 10:18). Causes of spiritual crisis may include unanswered prayers, false teachings, doubts, etc. (Ephesians 4:14).
2. Health crisis: This may come in the form of physical illness or death of a loved one (John 11:1-6, 11-21).
3. Financial crisis: This is a situation where an in-dividual, business or economy experiences se-vere financial distress (Mark 5:25-26; 2 Kings 4:1).
