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Preschool “Learning in Church”
Ages 3 & 4 Teacher: Bobbi Cecil

Unit 1: Learning To Obey: Adam and Eve, Jonah, the Prodigal Son, and Naaman show kids the importance of making right choices, forgiving others, and being thankful.

Unit 2: Learning about Easter: Bible stories that take place before and after Easter show kids how to love and praise God and begin seeing Jesus as a compassionate friend they can trust.

Unit 3: Learning to Witness, Pray, and Worship: Kids will learn to appreciate God’s Word, share His love with others, pray, and worship through stories about Nicodemus, Philip, Jesus, and David.

Unit 1: Jesus Is My Savior: Kids will enjoy stories about a lost sheep, a woman who anointed Jesus, Jesus’ triumphal entry, Communion, a forgiven thief, and Jesus’ resurrection. 

Unit 2: Jesus Is My Friend: Kids will find out how Jesus appeared to His friends and gave good news to two men on the Emmaus road, helped Thomas conquer doubts, forgave Peter, and then returned to Heaven to prepare a place for His friends.

Unit 3: Jesus Is My Healer: Jesus’ ability and desire to heal is demonstrated through stories about a man who was paralyzed, and ten men who had leprosy.

Unit 1: God Watches over Jacob and Joseph: Kids will explore Joseph’s time as a slave and prisoner, his miraculous rise to rulership, and his gracious forgiveness of his brothers.

Unit 2: Jesus, Our Savior: Kids will discover that Jesus’ resurrection makes our salvation possible. They’ll also look at stories about the Triumphal Entry, Jesus’ ascension into Heaven, and His promise to return.

Unit 3: God Chooses Moses: Stories from Moses’ life show how he was rescued by a princess, called by God through a burning bush, and saw God work powerfully through plagues and miraculous signs to free His people.

Unit 1: Jesus Fulfills God’s Plan: Through stories about Easter, kids will be able to describe what Communion symbols mean, how Jesus suffered for us, and His resurrection.

Unit 2: The Ten Commandments: Kids will be challenged to name and number the Ten Commandments as well as share how they teach us to relate to God and others.

Unit 3: God’s Word: Kids will find out how we know the Bible is God’s Word as well as how it serves as guide for our daily lives.

Unit 1: Paul’s Epistles: Students will be challenged to explain God’s plan for salvation, why the Church is a body, and what the Christian’s hope is through this study of Paul’s letters to the early church.

Unit 2: The Gospel and Acts: Lessons focus on how and why each Gospel writer presented a different view of Jesus, showing students how Gentiles were reached as a result.

Unit 3: General Epistles: Students will find out how to live their faith, respond to problems in God-pleasing ways, and use three questions to help them discern false.

Unit 1: Turning the Tide of Emotions: Feelings of anger, bitterness, frustration, and anguish – through biblical examples, students will gain insight into how to properly process these emotions.

Unit 2: Jesus’ Last Days: Students will discover what was important to Jesus and how He can transform their lives through the events leading up to His crucifixion, death, and resurrection.

Unit 3: Choices Matter: Through stories about kings, students will find out that poor choices yield poor results. A final lesson on Pentecost shows students why the Holy Spirit came and how He can impact their lives.

Unit 1: Try This for a Change: Life is full of changes. Philippians provides valuable insight on changing perspectives, priorities, and attitudes, as well as discovering real peace, contentment, and joy.

Unit 2: Ancient Faith/Future Faith: One of the best ways for Christian teens to feel connected to their spirituality is to explore the ancient roots of their faith. This unit delves into the Old Testament background of Jesus’ role in their lives, showing them how to put this understanding into practice.

Unit 3: A Higher Standard: In a world of sinking moral and spiritual standards, God calls His people to raise the bar. High schoolers will study integrity, holiness, and what it means to find identity in Jesus.

In Radical, David Platt invites you to encounter what Jesus actually said about being his disciple, and then obey what you have heard. He challenges you to consider with an open heart how we have manipulated a God-centered gospel to fit our human-centered preferences. With passionate storytelling and convicting biblical analysis, Platt calls into question a host of comfortable notions that are common among Christ’s followers today. Then he proposes a radical response: live the gospel in ways that are true, filled with promise, and ultimately world changing.

Unit 1: Return from Exile (Nehemiah): Have you ever become aware of a situation and said, “Someone ought to do something about that”? Nehemiah was a man who was deeply moved by a situation and did what he could about it. The studies in this unit will explore how he addressed this situation and the many challenges related to it.

Unit 2: Gifts of the Spirit: As Spirit-filled believers, we are keenly aware of how important the power of the Spirit is to living the abundant life Christ came to provide.In this unit, we will be exploring one aspect of how the Spirit works in and through believers – the gifts of the Spirit.

Psychological studies affirm it, and the Bible has been saying it for ages. Cracking the communication code between husband and wife involves understanding one thing: that unconditional respect is as powerful for him as unconditional love is for her. It’s the secret to marriage that every couple seeks, and yet few couples ever find. 

Get connected to the Word and each other through an in-depth examination of our weekly scripture reading, application of related Biblical principles, and the development of healthy Christian relationships. This Sunday School class provides an option for those who are unable to participate in a Wednesday evening Engage group.