Curriculum Lessons

  The April lessons are collectively titled “Christ’s All-Sufficient Sacrifice,” and these four lessons are drawn from the books of Hebrews, 1 John, Matthew, and Revelation. Through Christ’s perfect sacrifice, believers are cleansed from sin, granted direct access to God, and called to live in obedience and love, assured of...

  The March lessons are collectively titled, “Tabernacle, Sacrifices, and Atonement,” and the five lessons are drawn from the books of Exodus and Leviticus. The message emphasizes God's covenant with Israel, the instructions for building the Tabernacle, the consecration of priests, and the sacrificial system for atonement and worship.  ...

  The February lessons are collectively titled, “Life in God’s Kingdom,” the four lessons are drawn from the book of Matthew. The message emphasizes living a life of genuine faith marked by humility in prayer, repentance, prioritizing God above all, selfless generosity, and compassionate service to others, as these reflect...

    The four January lessons are collectively titled “Our God Reigns,” drawn from the book of Psalms. The message emphasizes God's sovereign power, justice for the oppressed, enduring faithfulness, and boundless mercy and compassion toward His creation, calling believers to worship and trust in His eternal greatness.   Lesson...

The December lessons are collectively titled “Jesus, the Heir of David.” The five lessons are drawn from the books of Ruth, Luke, and 2 Samuel. Together, these scriptures reveal God's faithful plan of redemption, fulfilled through the lineage of David in Jesus Christ, who brings salvation, restoration, and hope to...

  The November lessons are collectively titled, “Psalms of Thanksgiving and Praise.” The four lessons are drawn from the book of Psalms. Together, these psalms express deep confidence in God’s loving guidance and protection, encourage trust in His unfailing goodness, celebrate a spirit of gratitude, and marvel at His intimate...