Someone is being mocked. A courageous step may be refusing to join in, standing with them, or getting a trusted adult.
Courage is not pretending fear is gone. It is choosing what is right, trusting that God is with you, and taking the next faithful step.
Teams are forming. Ted can stay comfortable with his friends, wait for someone else to act, or notice the person who needs to be included.
Ted did not need to feel fearless first. Joshua 1:9 connects courage to God's presence. Biblical courage is moving toward what is right because we trust God while we do it.
Someone is being mocked. A courageous step may be refusing to join in, standing with them, or getting a trusted adult.
You broke something. Courage may mean telling the truth before someone asks and helping make it right.
A friend asks why you follow Jesus. Courage can mean answering respectfully and honestly instead of hiding.
Choose a real situation where the right thing feels uncomfortable. Pray first, take the next wise step, then tell a parent, Commander, or trusted leader what you learned.
Mission Complete: Courage grows when truth becomes action.
Color Ranger Ted, write your courageous next step, and keep Joshua 1:9 with you.
OPEN PRINTABLERead, talk, pray, and choose one brave action to complete together.
FAMILY VERSIONUse the story with a group, then lead Scripture, discussion, an object lesson, and a DEPLOY challenge.
COMMANDER VERSION