PreK
Wonder ~ Bible Story Video
Parent Cue Monthly Recap
Christmas Shapes: God gave us Jesus!
The shapes we’re talking about this month are so much more than just hearts, squares, circles, and stars. They are fun ways to help preschoolers remember the true story of Christmas. Hearts remind us that “God loved the world so much that He gave his only Son” (John 3:16, GNT). Squares look like a gift, and Jesus is absolutely the best gift ever. Circles remind us of fluffy sheep, and God sent angels to announce His great gift to shepherds who were watching their sheep. Then God put a special star in the sky to lead wise men to come worship young Jesus.
KEY QUESTION: How do we know God loves us?
BOTTOM LINE: God gave us Jesus.
MEMORY VERSE: “God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son.” (John 3:16 GNT)
K-3rd
StoryLab - Bible Video
God Time Devotional
Parent Cue Monthly Recap
Bedrock: Building confidence in God block by block
The only safe story on which to build, is the true story of a God who created us and loves us so much that when we turned away, God continued to pursue us
Core Question: What seems impossible to you?
Core Insight: God can do the impossible.
Memory Verse: Those who trust in the Lord will receive new strength. They will fly as high as eagles. They will run and not get tired. They will walk and not grow weak.
Isaiah 40:31 NIrV
Preteen
The So & So Show
God Time Devotional
Parent Cue Monthly Recap
Extra! Extra! Celebrate the good news of Jesus’ birth!
We’ll explore how God had a plan from the very beginning to send Jesus and how all of history leads up to that point. In the stories of Mary and Zechariah, in the birth of Jesus, and in the visits of the shepherds and the wise men, we see how God’s perfectly orchestrated story was cause for celebration then… and how it’s just as much reason for us to celebrate today
CORE QUESTION: Why is Jesus so important in God’s story?
CORE INSIGHT: God’s Creation / Design
MEMORY VERSE “Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you. He is the Messiah, the Lord.” (Luke 2:11, NIrV)