Sunday Morning - Lifegroups at 10:45
The Gospel Project for Kids
Our entire church uses the Gospel Project during the lifegroup hour, with the hopes that you will go home and have conversations about the truths you learned. The Gospel Project show kids the Big Picture of God's Story.
It immerses kids and preschoolers in the gospel through every story, theological concept, and call to mission from Genesis to Revelation. Kids and preschoolers will understand the Bible is not just a collection of stories, but one unified story—God’s story of redemption. Join us on Sundays as we study God's word.
Our entire church uses the Gospel Project during the lifegroup hour, with the hopes that you will go home and have conversations about the truths you learned. The Gospel Project show kids the Big Picture of God's Story.
It immerses kids and preschoolers in the gospel through every story, theological concept, and call to mission from Genesis to Revelation. Kids and preschoolers will understand the Bible is not just a collection of stories, but one unified story—God’s story of redemption. Join us on Sundays as we study God's word.
Midweek @Highland Colony
On Wednesday nights, we use the curriculum Team Kid. Ages 3 year - 5th grade will begin to understand their call to missions and who Jesus is. TeamKID: Good News will take kids on a journey through the four Gospel books that tell us about who Jesus is and why He came. Kids will explore the themes and purposes of the Gospels and learn how each account of the same story seamlessly weaves different details together to share the good news of Jesus and the kingdom of God.
On Wednesday nights, we use the curriculum Team Kid. Ages 3 year - 5th grade will begin to understand their call to missions and who Jesus is. TeamKID: Good News will take kids on a journey through the four Gospel books that tell us about who Jesus is and why He came. Kids will explore the themes and purposes of the Gospels and learn how each account of the same story seamlessly weaves different details together to share the good news of Jesus and the kingdom of God.
The Importance of Scripture Memorization for Children In a rapidly changing world filled with distractions, the practice of scripture memorization stands out as a timeless and invaluable tool for nurturing a child’s spiritual growth. Teaching children to memorize verses from the Bible not only equips them with knowledge but also helps them to understand the heart of God and His nature and character.
Understanding God’s Heart
When children commit scripture to memory, they become familiar with the truths and principles that define who God is. Verses that speak of His love, mercy, and faithfulness can shape their understanding of God’s character, fostering a sense of trust and security in their relationship with Him. For instance, memorizing passages like John 3:16, which emphasizes God's love for humanity, encourages children to see themselves as beloved and valued.
Moreover, scripture memorization can help children internalize the moral and ethical teachings found in the Bible. It provides them with a framework for making decisions and understanding right from wrong. As they learn verses that illustrate God’s righteousness and justice, children can develop a deeper appreciation for living like Jesus and compassion towards others.
Understanding God’s Heart
When children commit scripture to memory, they become familiar with the truths and principles that define who God is. Verses that speak of His love, mercy, and faithfulness can shape their understanding of God’s character, fostering a sense of trust and security in their relationship with Him. For instance, memorizing passages like John 3:16, which emphasizes God's love for humanity, encourages children to see themselves as beloved and valued.
Moreover, scripture memorization can help children internalize the moral and ethical teachings found in the Bible. It provides them with a framework for making decisions and understanding right from wrong. As they learn verses that illustrate God’s righteousness and justice, children can develop a deeper appreciation for living like Jesus and compassion towards others.
