Sunday School Lessons
The Bible Story of a Brave Young Boy, David, Who Defeated the Giant Goliath (1 Samuel 17:1-58) The story highlights the power of faith in God. When we trust in a power greater than ourselves, we can achieve things that seem humanly impossible. This bible story encourages us to rely on God’s strength rather than our own limited abilities. David
God is My Refuge and My Fortress” Safe Beneath His Wings! (Psalm 91:1-16) Sunday School Lesson for Kids The Psalms are full of comforting reminders of God’s presence and protection in our lives. Psalm 91 is a beautiful example of these. The Psalm contains images of how God covers us, hides us, and guards us from harm and evil. This lesson
We read a lot about Moses in the book of Exodus, but sometimes focus more on his Egypt years and forget the remarkable accounts of how he led God’s people in the wilderness. In this lesson, consider what happened to Moses after he received God’s law (the second time), and how he was transformed by his encounter with God. The
Do Unto Others Sunday School Lesson on Luke 6 and the Golden Rule Most children (hopefully) are taught the importance of treating others kindly. We want them to think before they act or speak, valuing the feelings of others. However, we don’t always emphasize why this is the best way to live. This lesson describes the “Golden Rule” given in Luke 6. Jesus
Upon what do we hang our hope as Christians? This lesson focuses on how the Resurrection of Jesus is central to our faith. There might be times in our lives when we are disappointed by other people or by dreams that don’t pan out as we’d wish. However, we know that we can always rely on God. His promises never
Children know the importance of following directions or being obedient (at least in theory!). But what does it mean to truly follow a person? Is it like following a celebrity in the media? Being a fan? It’s important to explain to youngsters that Jesus invites us to follow Him. In this day and age, that entails going against the grain
The God who Comforts Sunday School Lesson on 1 Corinthians 13 Love is something that surrounds us in popular culture, and is something children hear a lot about. But what is real love, and where does it come from? What does the Bible tell us about love? This lesson focuses on how love is described by Paul in the iconic
Nehemiah is a remarkable figure in the Bible, but one that might not be celebrated as regularly as others. This lesson focuses on the restoration and celebration that we find in Nehemiah, and how it relates to renewal and redemption in our lives. Sometimes we make mistakes that can be easily fixed, but there are other aspects of ourselves that
When we consider the miracles of Jesus, we often think about remarkable healings or nature defied, which are of course important. However, it is interesting to note that the very first miracle Jesus did was as seemingly simple as a drink transformation. This lesson looks at the events of the Wedding at Cana, and how it demonstrates that God cares
Children are no strangers to mood swings (although they might not recognize what they are), but they often have a difficult time understanding or controlling emotions. This lesson reminds all of us that sadness is completely normal, and not always in our power to change. However, we serve a God who promises joy and restoration. He is with us even
Sunday School Lesson Luke 1 Elizabeth, Mary, and the Magnificat Music is one of many gifts that God gives us to praise and worship Him. We can use instruments, vocal songs, and prayers to recognize His love and thank Him for His blessings. This lesson considers how Mary praised the Lord with word and song after learning that she
Sunday School Lesson Zephaniah 3 the Third Sunday of Advent Note: During the season of Advent, messages and lessons will include a unifying focus that coincides with the four themes of the Advent Sundays (hope, peace, love, and joy). Additionally, each week a Christmas song will be featured, which also incorporates the theme. In this lesson, encourage children to consider the
Sunday School Lesson for the Second Sunday of Advent Note: During the season of Advent, messages and lessons will include a unifying focus that coincides with the four themes of the Advent Sundays (hope, peace, love, and joy). Additionally, each week a Christmas song will be featured, which also incorporates the theme. This lesson considers how we make preparations. There are
Sunday School Lesson for the First Sunday of Advent Note: During the season of Advent, messages and lessons will include a unifying focus that coincides with the four themes of the Advent Sundays (hope, peace, love, and joy). Additionally, each week a Christmas song will be featured, which also incorporates the theme. This lesson opens the Advent season by considering signs.
Sunday School Lesson: Jesus is King Forever Children answer to various authorities in their lives, and are well aware of people who are in power of countries. This lesson reminds them that Jesus is the ruler over all things. He is the king not just of one place, but every place, and not just temporarily, but for all time. The
Sunday School Lesson: The Prayers of Hannah Prayer is a powerful and precious tool that God gives us to communicate with Him. But how do we pray? What do we do when we feel discouraged or frustrated with prayer? This lesson focuses on the importance of prayer, using the story of Hannah to remind students that God always listens. Hannah
What does motivation mean? For young children, motivation often comes from extrinsic things, but we want to teach them to honor God as the center of what we do and how we do it. This lesson uses the story of the widow’s mite to explain what motivation is and how we can focus on it. We can give to and
The story of Ruth is a wonderful and fascinating one that teaches several important lessons. It features loss, love, risk, blessing, and redemption. Ruth also demonstrates loyalty. This lesson focuses on the faithful friendship that Ruth shared with her mother-in-law Naomi. Friendships can grow in a variety of ways throughout our lives, and are valuable to us. The most important
The Psalms are a wonderful way to recount God’s goodness and blessings and praise Him for them. This lesson focuses on Psalm 34, reminding us to exalt God and tell others about Him, and to “taste and see” that He is good. We can trust Him with our lives and celebrate how He provides and cares for us. We can
Welcome to our comprehensive resource page dedicated to Bible lessons designed specifically for children’s church and Sunday school settings. Here, you will find a curated selection of engaging and age-appropriate lessons that not only teach biblical principles but also inspire creativity and foster a love for learning among young ones. From festive themes like Halloween and autumn celebrations to foundational
The account of Job reminds us that God is in control, even when life is challenging. Job’s encounter with God is a remarkable conversation that highlights the power and might of our awesome Lord. There are a lot of things we don’t understand, but God cares for us and holds all things in His hands. This lesson comforts us with
The Harvest Season is a great time to teach kids about God’s faithfulness and how we can express gratitude to our creator for all the blessings we enjoy. Use these Fall Bible Lessons in your Kids’ Church or Sunday School. Fall is a wonderful time to explore Bible lessons that connect the changing season with spiritual truths. Lessons can focus
Jesus calls us to follow Him and put Him first and foremost. The story of the rich young ruler reminds us that we must get rid of things that get in the way of our relationship with Him. Sometimes that means letting go of things we think are important, in order to take hold of what is most important. This
We are not made to be alone, and we cannot live on our own. God created us to rely on and help one another and designed us to be in relationships with others. This lesson considers things that are impossible to do alone and reminds children that it’s important to have others in our lives. Just as God made Eve
We cannot emphasize enough how important prayer is in our lives, and children need to understand this as early as possible. Sometimes we make the mistake of viewing prayer as a series of requests or a very formal practice, but we want to remember and teach that prayer should be a constant in our lives. God wants to hear from
For the most part, we live in a “first come, first serve” society. We aim to be the best and to be the first, and we honor those who are. We certainly wouldn’t expect to see the back of the line honored before early arrivals, and our constant competition pushes us to strive for supremacy. Jesus, however, looks at things
Choosing to be wise rather than foolish sounds like an obvious pick, but sometimes in our lives we focus or rely on the wrong things. This lesson explores what wisdom is and why it’s important. It also considers the difference between artificial intelligence and human creativity, to illustrate how we tend to look to the wrong things for answers. Proverbs
Loving and Accepting Others James 2:1-17 We honor one another without showing favoritism. All people are created in God’s image and loved by Him. Unfortunately, we sometimes treat peopledifferently, showing partiality or judging others based on appearances or possessions rather thanintrinsic value. James warned the people of the day not to show favoritism to certain people, but to loveothers with
Following Jesus isn’t always easy, but it’s worth it! This lesson focuses on the choice that the disciples made to continue with Christ when others turned away due to His tough teachings. They knew that only Jesus had the words of eternal life, and that staying close to Him was the best thing they could do. Sometimes we might want
God loves us and saves us no matter what, but He wants us to live out our faith by valuing and serving other people. It’s one thing to read God’s word and know what it says, but it’s also important to understand the Lord’s instructions and do what He says. James 1 reminds us that we are to be “doers