The following lesson was taught in our children’s Sunday School classes on Sunday, March 8. We would encourage you to use the ideas below to review Sunday’s lesson with your family.

God Shows Mercy to Jonah and Nineveh

Read: Jonah 1-4

Ask your child:

• Why didn’t Jonah want to preach to Nineveh? Jonah didn’t want God to show the Ninevites mercy.
• How was God merciful to Jonah and Nineveh? God gave both the opportunity to repent.

Emphasize this principle: God is merciful. Therefore, we should repent and share God’s mercy with others.

Practice:

• Thank God for being merciful to sinners.
• Ask God to use you to show mercy to others.

Praise: “Humble Thyself in the Sight of the Lord”

Prepare for next week: Daniel 3

Memorize for Mar 9-Apr 6: “…in reference to your former manner of life, you lay aside the old self, which is being corrupted in accordance with the lusts of deceit, and that you be renewed in the spirit of your mind, and put on the new self, which in the likeness of God has been created in righteousness and holiness of the truth.” Ephesians 4:22-24*

* Preschool verse in bold

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God alone deserves our worship. Therefore, we should keep ourselves from idols. Check out our online Sunday School lesson for March 15 on Daniel 3. You can also print this week’s coloring pages or learn our current Scripture memory passage, Ephesians 2:8-10

Mrs. Emily Cary and Miss Carrie Garriott’s lesson for preschool students

Pastor Trey’s lesson for K-5th grade students

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The following lesson was taught in our children’s Sunday School classes on Sunday, March 1. We would encourage you to use the ideas below to review Sunday’s lesson with your family.

God Punishes Judah

Read: 2 Kings 21-25

Ask your child:

• Why did God punish Judah? God’s people had strayed into ever increasing levels of rebellion and idolatry.
• What did God promise would happen after Israel repented? God promised to hear them and restore them to the land.

Emphasize this principle: “God judges sin. Therefore we should flee idolatry.”

Practice: 

• Hate sin as God does.
• Repent from sin and ask God for forgiveness.

Praise: “Blessed Be the Name of the Lord”

Prepare for next week: Jonah 1-4

Memorize for Feb 9-Mar 2: “Your word I have treasured in my heart, that I may not sin against You.” Psalm 119:11*

* Preschool verse in bold

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God is merciful. Therefore, we should repent and share God’s mercy with others. Check out our online Sunday School lesson for March 8 on the Book of Jonah . You can also print this week’s coloring pages or learn our current Scripture memory passage, 1 Corinthians 10:13 

Mrs. Emily Cary and Miss Carrie Garriott’s lesson for preschool students

Pastor Trey’s lesson for K-5th grade students

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The following lesson was taught in our children’s Sunday School classes on Sunday, February 22. We would encourage you to use the ideas below to review Sunday’s lesson with your family.

Elijah and the Prophets of Baal

Read: 1 Kings 17:1; 18:17–46

Ask your child:

• Why did Elijah call the Israelites and priests of Baal to Mount Carmel? Elijah challenged the priests of Baal to a contest that would to reveal which god was truly God.
• How was God glorified through the events on Mount Carmel? Baal was proven to be a false god, while the Lord was shown to be the only true God. Idolatry was judged and the Lord exalted.

Emphasize this principle: The Lord is the only true God. Therefore, we should worship him alone.

Practice:

• Demonstrate God’s supremacy by worshiping Him alone.
• Tell others that the Lord is the only true God.

Praise: “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”

Prepare for next week: 2 Kings 21-25

Memorize for Feb 9-Mar 2: “Your word I have treasured in my heart, that I may not sin against You.” Psalm 119:11*

* Preschool verse in bold

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God judges sin. Therefore we should flee idolatry. Check out our online Sunday School lesson for March 1 on 2 Kings 21-25 . You can also print this week’s coloring pages or learn our current Scripture memory passage, 1 Corinthians 10:13 

Mrs. Emily Cary and Miss Carrie Garriott’s lesson for preschool students

Pastor Trey’s lesson for K-5th grade students

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The Lord is the only true God. Therefore, we should worship him alone. Check out our online Sunday School lesson for February 22 on  1 Kings 17-18. You can also print this week’s coloring pages or learn our current Scripture memory passage, 1 Corinthians 10:13 

Mrs. Emily Cary and Miss Carrie Garriott’s lesson for preschool students

Pastor Trey’s lesson for K-5th grade students

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The following lesson was taught in our children’s Sunday School classes on Sunday, February 15. We would encourage you to use the ideas below to review Sunday’s lesson with your family.

God Judges Jeroboam

Read: 1 Kings 11:35-38; 12:1–33; 14:1–18

Ask your child:

• Who became leader of Israel after Solomon? Rehoboam
• What happened when Rehoboam increased the labor of the 10 northern tribes? The kingdom was divided into two nations—Israel and Judah.
• Who became leader of the new northern nation? Jeroboam
• How did Jeroboam sin? He led Israel into greater idolatry.
• What were the consequences of Jeroboam sin? His son died, his dynasty was ended, and Israel would eventually be exiled.

Emphasize this principle: God blesses obedience and judges rebellion. Therefore, we should obey.

Practice:

• Praise God for providing examples that warn and instruct us.
• Humbly obey God’s Word.

Praise: “Humble Thyself in the Sight of the Lord”

Prepare for next week: 1 Kings 17:1; 18:17–46

Memorize for Feb 9-Mar 2: “Your word I have treasured in my heart, that I may not sin against You.” Psalm 119:11*

* Preschool verse in bold

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The following lesson was taught in our children’s Sunday School classes on Sunday, February 8. We would encourage you to use the ideas below to review Sunday’s lesson with your family.

The Life of Solomon

Read: 1 Kings 2:1-4; 3:1-15; 8:1-9:9; 11

Ask your child:

• What did Solomon request from God? Wisdom
• Why was God pleased with Solomon’s request? Wisdom would help Solomon honor God and lead Israel to do the same.
• What did Solomon build for God? The temple.
• What did God expect from Israel’s kings? Complete devotion to the Lord.
• Why did God punish Solomon? Solomon married many pagan wives and led Israel into idolatry.

Emphasize this principle: God wants our full devotion. Therefore, we should pursue him faithfully.

Practice:

• Ask God for wisdom to faithfully obey Him.
• Pray for deliverance from temptation.
• Spend regular time reading God’s Word.

Praise:   “More Precious Than Silver”

Prepare for next week: 1 Kings 11:35–38; 12:1–33; 14:1–18

Memorize for Feb 9-Mar 2: “Your word I have treasured in my heart, that I may not sin against You.” Psalm 119:11*

* Preschool verse in bold

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God blesses obedience and judges rebellion. Therefore, we should obey. Check out our online Sunday School lesson for February 15 on the 1 Kings 12-14. You can also print this week’s coloring pages or learn our current Scripture memory passage, 1 Corinthians 10:13 

Mrs. Emily Cary and Miss Carrie Garriott’s lesson for preschool students

Pastor Trey’s lesson for K-5th grade students

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