Dear Parents and Church, We are so glad to have you in worship and love having both you and your children with us. As I am just getting started with my family, I know that taking young kids to church can be hard. It’s hard before even leaving the house. And upon arriving, it can Read More
The Bible is full of promises. As early as the first few chapters of Genesis, we begin to see God make, and even fulfill, His promises: promises for punishment and for blessing, for death and for life, for separation and for salvation. In Noah’s journey to build an ark, survive the flood, and begin to Read More
Siblings often fight and compete as children and even adults. It may be over something as innocent as who gets the last cookie or as serious as who inherits their parents’ prized heirloom. The competition Cain felt toward Abel—the world’s first siblings—reminds us that these family tensions can cause great damage to our relationships with Read More
Does the story of the fall surprise you? How could Adam and Eve—who had everything they needed—rebel against a loving God? Do you think you would have acted differently? Adam and Eve’s story is our story. Think about the last time you blatantly sinned. What lies were you believing in that moment? Satan wants us Read More
In creation, we have seen a common thread of God’s glory. God created everything, including people, to display His glory. But what is God’s glory? God’s glory can be thought of as God’s greatness. In this month’s memory verse, we look at Psalm 19:1 that King David wrote many years after Adam and Eve. David Read More
As you talk with your kids about this week’s scripture, there are two words that might be unclear or even confusing. The first is our in Genesis 1:26. “Let us make man in our image.” This can be confusing because the Bible is clear that there is only one God (see Deuteronomy 6:4 and 1 Timothy 2:5). Why then Read More
This week, your child learned about God creating the world from Genesis 1:1-25. The true story of the Bible begins where we would expect it to begin—at the beginning of all creation. Everything in the universe has a starting point except God. He alone is eternal—He has no beginning and no end. He has always Read More
The Big Story from The Gospel Project on Vimeo. This year, we will be going through the entire Bible following along with The Gospel Project. We will be looking at the big picture of God’s story—the story of redemption through Jesus Christ. Each week, we will follow a chronological timeline of Bible events, all the Read More
