Greta Franklin
Sermon/Lesson/Message - It’s a Topsy Turvy World - (The Greatest is the Least)
Sermon/Lesson/Message - It’s a Topsy Turvy World - (The Greatest is the Least)
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Scripture: Mark 9:33–37 Luke 9:46–48, Matthew 18:1–4 Greatest is the least
Theme: Jesus Turns Our Ideas Upside Down
This children’s sermon helps kids understand one of Jesus’ most surprising teachings: “If you want to be first, you must be last and servant of all.” Using the fun and relatable idea of a “Topsy Turvy” world—where everything seems backwards—children quickly grasp how different Jesus’ way is from the world’s “me first” attitude.
With kid-friendly examples like being first in line for recess, being chosen for dodgeball, or racing to be first on the roller coaster, this message connects everyday experiences with powerful biblical truth. Children learn that true greatness isn’t about being the best, fastest, or most important—it’s about following Jesus’ example as a servant.
Key Takeaway: In God’s Kingdom, the greatest person is the one who serves others.
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