Jun 102012
 

Little Ones

Big Idea: Heaven is Glorious, just like God is!

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Memory Verse: “It is written, ‘No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has known, what God has prepared for those who love Him.” 1 Corinthians 2:9

Bible Story Focus: What is heaven like? | John 14:1-3, Revelation 21:3-4, Revelation 21:18-19

Lesson summary: In this lesson, kids will have a chance to learn about a wonderful

place God is preparing for His believers called heaven. They will

learn what heaven will be like and how we get there.

Monthly Songs: 

Like His Love by Crossing Music

Unimaginable by Crossing Music

Preschool

Monthly Topic: “G” is for Glorious
Big Idea: God has prepared a forever home in heaven for those who trust in Him, and it is Glorious, just like He is.
Memory Verse: “It is written, ‘No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has known, what God has prepared for those who love Him.” 1 Corinthians 2:9
Bible Story Focus: Children will learn that God has a forever home for them if they trust in Jesus. They will learn why Heaven is better than where we are now. | Genesis 3:17-19, Hebrews 11:13-16
Dinner Table Discussion
Discuss the following questions as a family during dinner this week. They’re meant
to prompt further conversation about what was experienced on Sunday morning.
I Wonder Questions:
I wonder… what happened to adam and eve in the garden?
Adam and Eve ate the fruit in the garden and caused sin to enter the earth.
I wonder…why does the bible say we are aliens here on earth?
Earth isn’t our real home. We were made for another place.
I wonder…where is our forever home?
Heaven is our forever home and where we belong if we love and trust in God.

Kindergarten – 4th Grade

Echoes of Eden: Week 2

JUNE MEMORY VERSE

“He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also given men a sense of what he’s been doing down through the ages. But they can’t completely figure out what he’s done from the beginning to the end.” Ecclesiastes 3:11

OVERVIEW

In this unit, children will examine the way The Gospel helps us to make sense of all of life—including art. Together we will enjoy high quality children’s literature, search for places where the beauty of the Gospel intersects and points to the greatest story of all, and discover how to engage with our culture in winsome ways.

OBJECTIVES

Children will learn:

*       That all great art contains an echo of Eden—memories of a good creation, the tragedy of our current condition, and a longing for redemption and restoration.

*       How to use quality literature to notice Gospel themes, find common ground with others, and discuss these truths in winsome ways.

*       To enjoy literature, engage in culture, and understand what it means to be created in the image of a creative God.

*       To learn how to “hunt and gather truth” in a variety of contexts.

*       The Gospel is not just for saving souls, but reaching and redeeming all of creation.

JUNE 10

Wilfred Gordon McDonald Partridge by Mem Fox

Book Summary: A little boy lives next door to a nursing home where his good friend, Miss Nancy, resides. When Miss Nancy loses her memory, Wilfred sets out the help her find it. This book speaks to the idea that memory is gift and ultimately we are to remember God’s faithfulness to us.

Key Concept: We can worship God through remembering His faithfulness.

Lesson Verse: Psalm 22:27 “All the ends of the earth shall remember and turn to the LORD, and all the families of the nations shall worship before you.”

5th Grade

Grapple Question:  What About When God Feels Far Away?

Kids Learn:  Relying on Faith Rather Than Feelings

Dig Into the Bible:  Psalms 9:10; 42:6-11; 89:19-26; Matthew 27:45-50; Acts 13:22

Has your family ever moved to another state or country? If so, you know how it feels to be disconnected from people you care about. Still, you probably keep in touch with old friends who are important to you through e-mails or phone calls. Kids can talk to God even when he feels far away, too. Every night this week, pray with your child before bedtime. Getting into the habit of communicating with God—whether we feel like it or not—helps us grow closer to him even when he feels far away.

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