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Psalm 46:1
Write down one trouble you’re facing in your studies.
God is an ever-present help.
That means He’s always with us and able to help us.
Commit your trouble to Him now. Be confident that you will overcome it, with God’s help.
Pray: Lord, I am confident I will overcome this trouble, with Your ever-present help.
Study Buddy:
How does God help us? He sends help through people—your teachers, parents, tutors, and friends!
As a student, your work is studying. Rewrite this verse by filling in “study” or “studying”.
Studying for the Lord means putting Him at the centre.
Pray before and after you study. Ask Him to guide you to study effectively and efficiently, not half-heartedly, but wholeheartedly for God’s glory.
Pray:
Lord, I do not want to study halfheartedly. I want to study wholeheartedly, doing my best, knowing You are at the centre and You are my best guide.
STUDY BUDDY:
Whatever you ____________, _________________ it with all your heart, as _______________________ for the Lord. —Colossians 3:23 COLOSSIANS 3:23
Feeling bored? Try using fun ways, such as acronyms, to help you remember key facts about a topic. Here’s an example: Check your writing . . .
C apital letters Have you used capital letters?
U nderstanding Does it make sense?
P unctuation Have you used . , “” ?!
S pelling Does it look right?
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What can you do to hope in the Lord as you keep studying?
Are you physically, emotionally, and mentally exhausted from studying?
God is able to give you strength when you hope in Him.
Draw hope from His character. He is a God who cares and sustains His people.
Pray:
Lord,You care for me and keep me going when I am tired. Help me to be confident in Your care and provision. Renew my strength, for I am Yours.
Study Buddy:
Feeling tired from all the revision?
Isaiah 40:29-31
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God has a wonderful promise for you in Isaiah 40:29–31. Decorate the words that tell us the good outcome when we look to God for help.
Pray:
From Luke 12:6–7, how do we know for certain that God cares about you and your studies?
You are more than your exam score. You are more than your academic achievements. You are God’s handiwork (Ephesians 2:10).
You can study fearlessly, knowing that you are His and He loves you.
Lord, as I study, fill me with the security of knowing I am remembered by You, and You care for me in detail.You have told me not to be afraid, so I surrender my fears.
STUDY BUDDY:
Looking for motivation to continue your revision? Get nice stationery. Having a fancy new pen, ruler, or highlighter might make studying just that little bit more fun!
Are not five sparrows sold for two pennies?
Yet NOT one of them is forgotten
by God.
Indeed,
the very hairs of your head are all numbered.
Don’t be afraid.
Luke 12:6---7
You may want to choose from the list below:
• Stop procrastinating
• Study for the subject that I least enjoy
• Concentrate and focus on my revision
• Be kind to others even when I’m stressed
• Exercise self-control in my rest and play time
Fill in the blanks in this prayer, and then pray it:
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in the Lord with all your ________________________
T R A H E and lean not on your own ___________________________.
N N N D D U G E R A T S I
Proverbs 3:5
Lord, I need Your help with _________________. I can’t seem to
Please help me to
____________________________. Thank You for hearing my prayers. I know You are with me and I can trust in You with all my heart. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.
Study Buddy:
Athletes maintain a strict and healthy diet before a competition.They want to stay in top form so they can perform well. Likewise, you need to keep healthy during this period. So, don’t forget to eat your fruits when your parents pass them to you.
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gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak. Isaiah 40:29
Because we can rely on God’s strength instead of our own, we can have new mindsets. Instead of saying “I dislike Math”, I can say, “With God’s strength, I’m going to like Math.”
Fill in the blanks below. And then read it aloud.
Instead of . . . Try saying . . .
I dislike
With God’s help, I studied diligently. [ ]
With God’s help, I didn’t give up. [ ]
With God’s help, I didn’t allow fear to control me. [ ]
With God’s help, I took study breaks. [ ]
With God’s strength, I’m going to like _______________________
I don’t want to
With God’s strength, I’m going to _________________________ I give up on
With God’s strength, I’m not going to give up on _______________
Study Buddy:
Add some fun to your revision by turning it into a game. Get somebody to quiz you after you’ve revised, and ask for a reward if you’ve done well, and an encouragement if you didn’t. Either way, you win!
When I am afraid, I put my trust in you.
Psalm 56:3
Which way should we go when we are afraid?
Finish this sentence
When I’m afraid, I will
Study Buddy:
Start stacking 10-cent coins or Lego blocks for every set of notes you complete. See how high a wall or tower you can build!
Use the code to see what the Bible says about what God will do for us as we put our trust in Him.
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Place a tick in the relevantboxes .
[ ] The good environment to study. Today I’m thankful for
[ ] Good progress in my revision.
[ ] Snacks that kept me motivated.
[ ] Encouragement from friends/family.
[ ] _____________________________ __________________________________
[ ] __________________________
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