Sunday School Lessons
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
Download this free Sunday School lesson plan for children based on 2 Corinthians 4:5-18. The lesson emphasizes the importance of recognizing God as the source of all strength and power, and understanding that individuals are merely vessels for His work. The lesson includes various activities and crafts designed to engage children and reinforce the key message. The lesson is designed
This Sunday School lesson plan for children is based on Isaiah 6:1-8. It highlights God’s might and our sinfulness, emphasizing Isaiah’s willingness to serve God. The lesson aims to teach children that they can be used by God if they are willing. It includes an object lesson, prayer, game and activity suggestions, the main Bible teaching, and crafts focused on
Actions Speak Louder… Kids’ Bible Lesson on 1 John 3 “Love in Action – 1 John 3:16-24” is a Christian teaching resource that aims to help children understand God’s love and how they can show that love to others. The lesson emphasizes the importance of loving others, not just with words but with actions. It also discusses how we can
“An Unusual Parade -Triumphant Entry – Mark 11:1-11 NIV” is a Bible lesson and activity pack for children focusing on the Palm Sunday story. The lesson explores how Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem was a different kind of parade, not what people expected, and how He still came to save and serve people humbly. The lesson includes discussing parades, an object
I wrote this lesson I wanted to share, which I think you could use in your Sunday school classes, too. It’s all about change and how even though some things feel different sometimes, Jesus is always the same. You know how life gets a little crazy sometimes? Everything is always changing, right? Whether it’s stuff at school, with friends, or
Discover the wonder of God’s creation and help young minds appreciate it too! You can download our free lesson plan based on Psalm 19:1-14. It is packed with fun activities, engaging crafts, and insightful discussions, and is designed for children in Kindergarten through 6th grade. The lesson plan fosters an understanding of God’s laws, appreciation for nature, and expression of
The season of Lent can be an important and meaningful time of contemplation and gratitude. This lesson discusses Ash Wednesday and how we remember that our sins have been forgiven. Use dirty things to emphasize how God cleans us on the inside. Lent is not just about acting sad or giving things up, but recalling what Jesus does for us
A Name and A Purpose – Sunday School Lesson: God Calls Samuel There is a name and a purpose for all things around us…including people! God loves each and every one of us, and has a unique plan for our lives. This lesson uses everyday tools to discuss purpose in relation to human purpose. Recount the story of God’s call
The God of Do-Overs – Sunday School Lesson: Jonah’s Second Chance The story of Jonah is a memorable one that a lot of students are likely familiar with. However, it is more than just a fish tale. Jonah is ultimately a lesson about redemption and salvation. This lesson illustrates for students the importance of second chances. Jonah and the people
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Our salvation is wonderful, sweet, and absolutely free! This message uses candy to illustrate the grace of God that comes through Jesus. Whether kids go trick-or-treating in October or attend a harvest celebration, they likely receive fun treats that are free, at least to them. Someone had to pay for their prizes, though. As redeemed people, we recognize that we
The Best Children’s Bibles: A Comprehensive Guide for Christian Parents As a Christian parent, one of the most important aspects of your child’s spiritual growth is introducing them to the Bible. With so many options available, it can be challenging to find the perfect children’s Bible that suits your child’s age, interests, and reading level. In this blog post, we
Do you ever wonder how we can protect ourselves from harm and illness? While we take many precautions in our daily lives, it’s important to remember that only God has the power to shield us from sin and evil in the world. Take the story of Moses, for example. His mother kept him safe as a baby, but it was
Many times in our lives, things happen that are difficult to understand. We might face difficulties or uncertainties and wonder what God’s plan is, or why He would allow us to suffer. The story of Joseph is a great reminder that God is always with us and has a plan that will bless us. We can trust that He is
We are all dead! Dead to sin, that is…this lesson focuses on the joy we have in knowing that the death and resurrection of Jesus changes our lives and gives us the hope that we are a new creation. Children understand the concept of change, and see it all around them. Use familiar “transforming” items such as animals and food
As Labor Day approaches, it’s important to remember that work is not just a necessary evil, but a divine calling. In fact, the Bible has much to say about the value and purpose of work. So, grab your coffee and Bible, and let’s dive into this Labor Day Sunday School lesson on the biblical perspective of work!
Unleash your inner worker bee! Colossians 3:23-24 reminds us to work for the Lord with all our hearts. Get ready for a Labor Day Sunday School lesson that will inspire and energize you!
As we celebrate Labor Day, let’s take a moment to thank God for the gift of work! Whether you’re a kid going to school or an adult with a job, every kind of work is important and valuable. So let’s give thanks to God for the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to the world around us. Happy Labor Day!
Are your kids feeling down or overwhelmed? Teach them Philippians 4:13 and help them discover the strength to persevere.
Get ready for Labor Day by planning a fun and educational Sunday School lesson for your kids! Here are some tips to make it meaningful and memorable.
Let’s celebrate Labor Day with a joyful lesson for our little ones on why work matters to God! From planting seeds to building bridges, every job is important and valued in God’s eyes. So, let’s roll up our sleeves and get ready to show gratitude for the gift of work!
As we celebrate Labor Day, it’s important to remember the value of hard work and dedication. In Proverbs 6:6-8, we are reminded to look to the ant for inspiration. These tiny insects work tirelessly to prepare for the future, gathering food during the summer to sustain them through the winter. They serve as a powerful reminder that even the smallest acts of diligence can lead to great rewards. So let us follow the example of the ant and work for the Lord with joy and enthusiasm!
Labor Day is not just a day off from school or work. It’s a day to remember that we are all here to serve the Lord and work together to make the world a better place. Let’s teach our kids that their work can be a joyful offering to God.
Let’s celebrate Labor Day by learning how to balance work and rest! Join us in this fun and educational lesson on the importance of taking breaks and working hard. Your kids will love it!
Celebrate Labor Day with these fun and engaging crafts for kids that will teach them the value of hard work and creativity!
Get ready to ace the new school year with these fun and insightful youth group lessons! From overcoming fears to building friendships, Sunday School has got you covered. Let’s dive in!