A foundational year exploring God's faithfulness through key Bible stories, focusing on stewardship, faith journeys, obedience to God's commands, friendship, and Jesus' life. Students will learn that God always keeps His promises and can be trusted in every situation.
Understand that God is faithful and always keeps His promises throughout history
Learn key Bible stories from Creation through Jesus' resurrection with application to daily life
Memorize 19 Scripture verses that teach about God's character and our response to Him
Develop skills in listening to Bible stories, retelling them, and connecting them to personal experiences
Recognize that the Bible is one big story about God's love and plan for His people
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βThe Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.β
β Genesis 2:15God gave Adam the important job of caring for the Garden of Eden. Work is good because God created it!
Genesis 2:15hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAdam named all the animals, showing how God gave humans the special responsibility to care for creation.
Genesis 2:19-20gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJust like Adam tended the garden, we can help take care of God's world by being good stewards.
Genesis 2:15hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLearning that God owns everything and asks us to be faithful caretakers of His creation.
Psalm 24:1discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πIdentifying ways first graders can work for God by helping at home, school, and church.
Genesis 2:15projectπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe earth is the Lord's, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.β
β Psalm 24:1The serpent tempted Eve to disobey God's clear command about the tree.
Genesis 3:1-6storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAdam and Eve chose to disobey God, and sin entered the world with serious consequences.
Genesis 3:6-7discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAfter sinning, Adam and Eve hid from God because they felt ashamed and afraid.
Genesis 3:8-10gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod explained how sin changed everythingβwork became hard, and they had to leave the garden.
Genesis 3:16-19discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEven though Adam and Eve sinned, God still loved them and promised to fix what was broken.
Genesis 3:15, 21craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe earth is the Lord's, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.β
β Psalm 24:1God gave us responsibility to care for His worldβthe plants, animals, water, and air.
Genesis 1:28discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πPractical ways to care for God's creation by reducing waste and reusing materials.
Genesis 2:15hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πPlanting seeds teaches us about growth and our role in helping things grow in God's world.
Genesis 2:15hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAnimals are part of God's creation, and we should treat them with kindness and care.
Proverbs 12:10discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πMaking personal commitments to care for God's world in our daily lives.
Psalm 24:1projectπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβDear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God.β
β 1 John 4:7Introduction to Adam and Eve's sons and their different jobs as farmer and shepherd.
Genesis 4:1-2storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πCain and Abel both brought offerings to God, but their hearts were different.
Genesis 4:3-5discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod warned Cain that sin was crouching at his door, waiting to control him.
Genesis 4:6-7discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πCain let anger win and hurt his brother instead of doing what was right.
Genesis 4:8storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLearning to give God our best in everythingβour time, attitudes, and actions.
Genesis 4:7craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβBy faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went.β
β Hebrews 11:8God asked Abraham to offer Isaac, the son he loved and waited for so long.
Genesis 22:1-2storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAbraham obeyed God even when it was the hardest thing he'd ever been asked to do.
Genesis 22:3-8discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAt the last moment, God provided a ram to sacrifice instead of Isaac.
Genesis 22:9-14storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAbraham's story teaches us to trust God even when we don't understand His plans.
Genesis 22:1-14discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLearning that God sees our needs and provides for us in His perfect timing.
Genesis 22:14craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβTrust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.β
β Proverbs 3:5-6Abraham sent his servant on a long journey to find the right wife for Isaac.
Genesis 24:1-9storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe servant prayed for God to show him the right woman through a sign at the well.
Genesis 24:10-14discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRebekah showed kindness by giving water to the servant and all his camels.
Genesis 24:15-20hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe servant praised God for answering his prayer and leading him to Rebekah.
Genesis 24:26-27discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRebekah trusted God's plan and traveled to marry Isaac, whom she had never met.
Genesis 24:58-67craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβTrust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.β
β Proverbs 3:5-6Rebekah had twinsβEsau and Jacobβand God had special plans for both.
Genesis 25:21-26storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEsau came home very hungry and made a foolish trade with his brother Jacob.
Genesis 25:27-28discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEsau traded his birthright (his special position as firstborn) for a bowl of stew.
Genesis 25:29-34storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEsau only thought about right now, but we should think about what matters most.
Genesis 25:32-34discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLearning to value what God values instead of trading important things for temporary pleasures.
Matthew 6:33gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβYou shall have no other gods before me.β
β Exodus 20:3God chose Moses to lead His people out of slavery in Egypt to freedom.
Exodus 3:10storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod led His people with a cloud during the day and fire at night so they knew where to go.
Exodus 13:21-22hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πMoses stretched out his staff and God made a path through the Red Sea.
Exodus 14:21-22gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAfter crossing safely, Moses and the people sang praises to God for saving them.
Exodus 15:1-2musicπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod chooses leaders to help His people, and we should follow godly leaders.
Hebrews 13:17discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβLove the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.β
β Deuteronomy 6:5God called Moses up Mount Sinai to give him special rules for His people.
Exodus 19:20storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe first four commandments teach us how to love and honor God above everything.
Exodus 20:1-11discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe last six commandments teach us how to love and respect other people.
Exodus 20:12-17discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod's rules aren't to make us sadβthey're to keep us safe and show us how to live well.
Deuteronomy 10:12-13discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πPracticing how to obey God's commands in our daily lives at home and school.
Exodus 20:1-17gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβYou shall have no other gods before me.β
β Exodus 20:3While Moses was on the mountain, the people got tired of waiting and made a bad choice.
Exodus 32:1storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe people made a golden calf and worshiped it instead of waiting for God.
Exodus 32:2-6storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen Moses saw what happened, he was so upset he broke the stone tablets.
Exodus 32:19discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEven though the people sinned, Moses prayed and asked God to forgive them.
Exodus 32:30-32discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLearning that only God should be worshipedβnot toys, games, or anything else.
Exodus 20:3-5craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβYou shall have no other gods before me.β
β Exodus 20:3God gave Moses detailed instructions for building the tabernacle, a special place to worship.
Exodus 25:8-9storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe Ark of the Covenant held the Ten Commandments and showed God's presence.
Exodus 25:10-22hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe tabernacle was made with beautiful materials to honor God's holiness and glory.
Exodus 26:1-6craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe tabernacle was where God's presence lived among His people in the wilderness.
Exodus 40:34-38discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πToday, God's Spirit lives in people who believe in Jesusβwe are His temple!
1 Corinthians 6:19discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβLove the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.β
β Deuteronomy 6:5Even after God saved them, the Israelites complained about food and water.
Exodus 16:2-3storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod sent manna every morning to feed His people in the desert.
Exodus 16:14-15discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen people complained about thirst, God told Moses to strike a rock and water poured out.
Exodus 17:5-6storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πComplaining shows we don't trust God to take care of us.
Numbers 11:1discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πPracticing being thankful instead of complaining about what we don't have.
1 Thessalonians 5:18gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβLove the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.β
β Deuteronomy 6:5Moses sent twelve spies to check out the Promised Land God was giving them.
Numbers 13:1-3gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe spies found a land with amazing fruit but also very tall, strong people.
Numbers 13:23-28storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πTen spies said it was impossible, but Joshua and Caleb said God would help them win.
Numbers 13:30-33discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe Israelites believed the fearful report and refused to trust God's promise.
Numbers 14:1-4storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLike Joshua and Caleb, we can trust God even when things look scary or impossible.
Numbers 14:9craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβA friend loves at all times.β
β Proverbs 17:17David and Jonathan became best friends even though Jonathan was a prince.
1 Samuel 18:1-4storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJonathan gave David his robe and armor, showing he valued their friendship more than being king.
1 Samuel 18:3-4discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJonathan risked his own safety to warn David that King Saul wanted to hurt him.
1 Samuel 20:1-4storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJonathan used arrows as a secret signal to tell David he needed to run away.
1 Samuel 20:35-42gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLearning the qualities of true friendship: loyalty, sacrifice, and loving at all times.
Proverbs 17:17craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores my soul.β
β Psalm 23:1-3King Saul was jealous of David and chased him, forcing David to hide in caves.
1 Samuel 21:10-15storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πDavid and his men lived in wilderness caves while running from Saul's army.
1 Samuel 22:1-2hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhile hiding, David wrote psalms (songs) to God about his fears and trust.
Psalm 57:1discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πDavid remembered being a shepherd and trusted God to care for him like he cared for sheep.
Psalm 23:1-3discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen we're scared or in trouble, we can talk to God and trust Him to help us.
Psalm 56:3craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores my soul.β
β Psalm 23:1-3King Saul came into the very cave where David was hiding, but didn't know it!
1 Samuel 24:1-3storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πDavid's men said to hurt Saul, but David chose to only cut off a piece of Saul's robe.
1 Samuel 24:4-7discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πDavid showed Saul the robe piece, proving he could have hurt him but chose mercy instead.
1 Samuel 24:8-11storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πDavid respected Saul as God's chosen king and trusted God to handle the situation.
1 Samuel 24:12-15discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLearning to be kind to people who are mean to us, trusting God to make things right.
Romans 12:19gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores my soul.β
β Psalm 23:1-3David wrote many psalmsβsongs to praise God, ask for help, and say thank you.
Psalm 95:1-2musicπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πDavid wrote psalms of praise when he was thankful and joyful about God's goodness.
Psalm 100:1-5musicπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πDavid also wrote psalms when he was sad or scared, bringing his honest feelings to God.
Psalm 13:1-6discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πPsalm 23 is David's most famous song about God being like a good shepherd.
Psalm 23:1-6discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πLike David, we can worship God through songs, prayers, and bringing our feelings to Him.
Psalm 95:1-2musicπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβBut as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.β
β Joshua 24:15Joshua sent two spies to check out Jericho, and they stayed at Rahab's house.
Joshua 2:1storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen soldiers came looking, Rahab hid the Israelite spies on her roof and protected them.
Joshua 2:2-7gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRahab told the spies she believed their God was the true God and asked them to save her family.
Joshua 2:8-13discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe spies told Rahab to hang a red cord in her window so she would be saved.
Joshua 2:17-21hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRahab wasn't an Israelite, but God saved her because of her faithβHe welcomes everyone!
Joshua 6:22-25discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβBut as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.β
β Joshua 24:15After forty years in the wilderness, God's people were finally ready to enter the Promised Land.
Joshua 1:1-9storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe Jordan River was too deep and wide to cross, but God had a plan.
Joshua 3:14-15discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen the priests' feet touched the water, God made the river stop flowing!
Joshua 3:15-17storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJoshua told them to take twelve stones from the river to remember what God did.
Joshua 4:1-9hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe stones helped people remember and tell their children about God's power.
Joshua 4:20-24craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβBut as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.β
β Joshua 24:15Jericho had huge, strong walls that seemed impossible to knock down.
Joshua 6:1storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod told Joshua to march around the city once a day for six daysβno fighting!
Joshua 6:2-5discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe people obeyed God's unusual instructions and marched quietly around the walls.
Joshua 6:10-14gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πOn day seven, they marched seven times, shouted, and the walls fell flat!
Joshua 6:15-20hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod's ways don't always make sense to us, but obeying Him always works out best.
Joshua 6:2discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβBut as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.β
β Joshua 24:15After Jericho, Israel tried to conquer the small city of Ai but were defeated.
Joshua 7:1-5storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJoshua was confused and sad, asking God why they lost the battle.
Joshua 7:6-9discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod revealed that someone had taken forbidden treasure from Jericho and hidden it.
Joshua 7:10-13storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAchan confessed he had taken gold, silver, and a robe and buried them in his tent.
Joshua 7:19-21discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAchan's sin hurt the whole community, teaching us that our choices affect others.
Joshua 7:1discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβBut as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.β
β Joshua 24:15When Joshua was old, he gathered everyone to remind them of God's faithfulness.
Joshua 24:1-13storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJoshua reviewed all the amazing things God had doneβfrom Abraham to the Promised Land.
Joshua 24:2-13discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJoshua challenged the people to choose: serve God or serve false gods.
Joshua 24:14-15discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJoshua boldly declared his family would serve the Lord no matter what others chose.
Joshua 24:15discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πMaking a family commitment to serve God together in our home.
Joshua 24:15craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβIn those days Israel had no king; everyone did as they saw fit.β
β Judges 21:25After Joshua died, Israel kept repeating the same mistakes over and over.
Judges 2:10-19discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πThe people would forget God and start worshiping idols instead.
Judges 2:11-13storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen they disobeyed, God allowed enemies to defeat them so they'd turn back to Him.
Judges 2:14-15discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen life got hard, the people would cry out to God for rescue.
Judges 2:16-18discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod would send special leaders called judges to save them and point them back to Him.
Judges 2:16craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe Lord is with you, mighty warrior.β
β Judges 6:12God chose Deborah to be a judge and leader of Israelβa woman with great wisdom.
Judges 4:4-5storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πPeople came to Deborah under a palm tree to solve problems and hear God's wisdom.
Judges 4:5discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod told Deborah to send Barak to fight the enemy army with 10,000 men.
Judges 4:6-9storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod helped Israel win the battle, and Deborah sang a song of praise.
Judges 4:14-16discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod used a woman leader to save His peopleβHe can use anyone who trusts Him!
Judges 4:4craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe Lord is with you, mighty warrior.β
β Judges 6:12Gideon was hiding from enemies when an angel appeared and called him a mighty warrior!
Judges 6:11-12storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGideon asked God for a sign using a fleece to make sure God was really calling him.
Judges 6:36-40discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod told Gideon his army was too bigβHe wanted everyone to know He won the battle!
Judges 7:2-7storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod chose only 300 men who lapped water like dogs to fight thousands of enemies.
Judges 7:5-8gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGideon's tiny army used torches and trumpets, and God made the enemies run away!
Judges 7:16-22hands-onπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThe Lord is with you, mighty warrior.β
β Judges 6:12An angel told Samson's parents he would be special and very strong to help Israel.
Judges 13:2-5storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod gave Samson amazing strengthβhe could tear apart lions and break ropes!
Judges 14:5-6; 15:14discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEven though Samson was strong, he made foolish choices and didn't always obey God.
Judges 14:1-3discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πSamson told Delilah his strength came from his uncut hair, and she betrayed him.
Judges 16:15-20storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πSamson asked God for strength one more time and defeated God's enemies.
Judges 16:28-30discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβWhere you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be my people and your God my God.β
β Ruth 1:16Naomi lost her husband and sons and decided to return home to Bethlehem.
Ruth 1:1-7storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRuth refused to leave Naomi and promised to stay with her and worship her God.
Ruth 1:16-18discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRuth worked hard gathering leftover grain in Boaz's field to feed herself and Naomi.
Ruth 2:2-7discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πBoaz noticed Ruth's loyalty and kindness and made sure she had plenty of grain.
Ruth 2:8-16storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πBoaz married Ruth and became her family redeemerβhe took care of her and Naomi.
Ruth 4:9-13discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβWhere you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be my people and your God my God.β
β Ruth 1:16Ruth and Boaz had a baby named Obed who would become King David's grandfather!
Ruth 4:13-17storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRuth's great-grandson David became Israel's greatest king.
Ruth 4:17-22discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRuth is listed in Jesus' family lineβGod included her in His big plan!
Matthew 1:5discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRuth wasn't born an Israelite, but God welcomed herβHe welcomes everyone who trusts Him!
Ruth 1:16discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πRuth's story teaches us about loyalty, kindness, and how God rewards faithfulness.
Ruth 2:12craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβSpeak, Lord, for your servant is listening.β
β 1 Samuel 3:10Hannah wanted a baby very much but couldn't have one, which made her very sad.
1 Samuel 1:1-8storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πHannah went to the temple and poured out her heart to God in prayer.
1 Samuel 1:9-11discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πHannah promised if God gave her a son, she would give him back to serve God.
1 Samuel 1:11discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod heard Hannah's prayer and gave her a son named Samuel.
1 Samuel 1:19-20storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen Samuel was old enough, Hannah kept her promise and brought him to serve at the temple.
1 Samuel 1:24-28discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβSpeak, Lord, for your servant is listening.β
β 1 Samuel 3:10Young Samuel lived at the temple with Eli the priest and helped with God's work.
1 Samuel 2:18-19storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πOne night, Samuel heard someone calling his name while he was sleeping.
1 Samuel 3:1-5storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πSamuel thought Eli was calling him and ran to him three times, but it wasn't Eli!
1 Samuel 3:5-8gameπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEli realized God was calling Samuel and told him how to answer.
1 Samuel 3:8-9discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πSamuel said the special words and listened to God's message for him.
1 Samuel 3:10-14discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβSpeak, Lord, for your servant is listening.β
β 1 Samuel 3:10The people asked Samuel for a king so they could be like other nations.
1 Samuel 8:4-9storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod warned that a king would take their sons, daughters, and possessions.
1 Samuel 8:10-18discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πSaul was searching for his father's lost donkeys when he met Samuel.
1 Samuel 9:1-10storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πGod told Samuel that Saul would be Israel's first king, and Samuel anointed him.
1 Samuel 10:1discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πEven though Israel got a human king, God remained their true King who loved them most.
1 Samuel 12:12-14discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThese are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.β
β John 20:31At a wedding, Jesus turned water into wineβHis first miracle showing His power.
John 2:1-11storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus' miracles showed people He was God's Son and helped them believe in Him.
John 20:30-31discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus fed over 5,000 people with just five loaves of bread and two fish!
John 6:1-14storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus walked on top of the water during a storm, showing His power over nature.
Matthew 14:22-33discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus' miracles prove He has power over everythingβwater, food, storms, and more!
Matthew 28:18craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThese are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.β
β John 20:31Jesus healed people who couldn't see, giving them the gift of sight.
Mark 10:46-52storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus touched a man's ears and he could hear for the first time!
Mark 7:31-37discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus told a paralyzed man to get up and walk, and he did!
Mark 2:1-12storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus healed all kinds of sicknesses because He cared about people's suffering.
Matthew 4:23-24discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus' healing miracles show He cares when we're sick or hurting.
Matthew 14:14craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβThese are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.β
β John 20:31Mary and Martha sent word that their brother Lazarus was very sick.
John 11:1-6storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πBy the time Jesus arrived, Lazarus had already died and been buried for four days.
John 11:17-27discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus saw Mary and Martha crying and He cried tooβHe felt their sadness.
John 11:32-35discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus called Lazarus to come out of the tomb, and he came back to life!
John 11:38-44storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus' greatest miracle showed He has power even over death itself!
John 11:25-26discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβA new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.β
β John 13:34People waved palm branches and shouted praises as Jesus rode into the city on a donkey.
Matthew 21:1-11storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAt the Last Supper, Jesus washed His disciples' feet to show them how to serve.
John 13:1-17discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus shared bread and wine with His friends, explaining He would die for them.
Matthew 26:26-30storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, asking God to give Him strength.
Matthew 26:36-46discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus showed us how to love by serving others, even when it's hard.
John 13:34-35craftπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πβCast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.β
β 1 Peter 5:7Peter promised he would never leave Jesus, even if everyone else did.
Matthew 26:33-35storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen Jesus was arrested, Peter said three times he didn't know Jesus.
Matthew 26:69-75discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πWhen the rooster crowed, Peter remembered Jesus' words and cried because he failed.
Matthew 26:74-75storytellingπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πAfter Jesus rose from the dead, He cooked breakfast for Peter and the disciples.
John 21:1-14discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πJesus asked Peter three times if he loved Him, forgiving him and giving him a new job.
John 21:15-19discussionπ Start BibleMouse Lesson πStart with Day 1 and work through at your own pace. Each lesson builds on the last!