Curriculum Lessons

  The June lessons are collectively titled, “Experiencing Hope,” and the five lessons are drawn from the books of Colossians, 2 Corinthians, Romans, Hebrews, and Acts. These lessons reinforce that hope and trust in God can sustain us through suffering, transform our lives, foster unity, and provide a secure foundation...

    The May lessons are collectively titled, “Standing in the Faith,” and the four lessons are drawn from the book of Romans. These lessons weave a narrative of faith, humility, endurance, and evangelism, forming the foundation of Christian teachings on righteousness and salvation.   The first lesson “No Need...

    The April lessons are collectively titled, “The Measure of Faith,” and the four lessons are drawn from the books of Luke and Matthew. In these biblical passages, we encounter various instances where individuals demonstrate compassion, faith, and kindness toward others.   In the first lesson, we learn about...

  The March lessons are collectively entitled, “Faith-full VS Faith-less,” and there are five lessons drawn from the books of Jude, 2 Corinthians, 1 Peter, Acts, and Mark. As we review learning about faith, we explore the fullness of faith as a response to God’s desire to be in relationship...

  The February lessons are collectively entitled, “The Righteous Live by Faith” and there are four lessons drawn from the books of Isaiah, Daniel, and Habakkuk. As we review learning about faith, we explore the fullness of faith as a response to God’s desire to be in relationship with us....

  As we begin our New Year and our new Curriculum let us continue to not only learn about faith but practice our faith daily.   The January lessons are collectively entitled, “Learning About Faith” and there are four lessons drawn from the books of Hebrews, Proverbs, 2 Chronicles and...