Rooted in Identity The book of Galatians is all about the need for Jesus as our Savior and the love and service that should flow from this decision to make him our king. In the first chapter, Paul expresses his astonishment that the Galatians would abandon this message in favor of other messages. Paul tells them that he was once one of these people, violently trying to convince others that the only way to salvation was to follow the exact letter of the Mosaic law.

Faith and Compassion in the Power of Jesus This Sunday School lesson is intended for upper elementary students. All lessons on this website are protected by copyright, but you can use them for free in small groups or Sunday School classes. You may share a link to this page, but please do not copy these pages and put them on other websites.

Chaos comes in many forms: stressful schedules, strained relationships, uncertain news, or inner battles that others never see. Peace can feel distant when life refuses to slow down. The good news is that Colossians 3:15 reminds us that the peace of Christ is not just possible, it is meant to rule in our hearts. Let's say a prayer that will help us when the world feels unsteady and we long for calm.

The book of Jonah is one of the most surprising stories in Scripture. Unlike other prophets, Jonah does not end his book with a triumphant word from God or a faithful act of obedience. Instead, the story closes with tension, leaving us unsettled. We see Jonah wrestling with anger, bitterness, and disappointment, even after witnessing one of the greatest revivals in history.

Good Fruit and a Strong Foundation This Sunday School lesson is intended for upper elementary students. All lessons on this website are protected by copyright, but you can use them for free in small groups or Sunday School classes. You may share a link to this page, but please do not copy these pages and put them on other websites.