Parent's Page
Parents, we are so excited to partner with you as your child's faith grows and develops. We hope these resources will help equip you at home to lead devotions, help with Scripture memorization, and know what they are learning in Sunday School. Each month will be a new 4-week series. You can also click the Parent Guide if you would like a a document print out of the information below.
JUNE CURRICULUM: BASIC TRAINING
Four lessons on core beliefs that help shape our spiritual development and growth.
In this study, we will take a look at how different people in the Bible handled temptation when it came their way. Each lesson gives your student the opportunity to study Scripture and apply it to their own life. Below are the passages we are studying and the main takeaway from each lesson. Additionally, each lesson includes a memory verse, and we’d encourage you to learn these verses alongside your child. If they memorize the Scripture each week, they will earn Faith Points to exchange for rewards the last Sunday of the month!
June Scripture Memorization
June 7
June 14
God’s Character Revealed
Exodus 34:5–8, John 1:1–5
Our Sin Separates,
Jesus' Sacrifice Saves
Romans 5:12–21, Hebrews 10:11–14
THE TAKEAWAY
God is full of love, mercy, and justice. He was before all things and is the Creator of all things.
THE TAKEAWAY
Sin separates us from God and leads to death. Only Jesus, through his perfect sacrifice, can remove sin and bring us life and a right relationship with God.
June 21
God's Forgiveness Is Not Earned, It's Received
Romans 10:5–13
THE TAKEAWAY
Salvation comes to those who put their faith and trust in Jesus as Lord of their lives.
June 28
Those Who Spend Time with God Become Like God
Jeremiah 29:12–13, Mark 1:35–39
THE TAKEAWAY
We can know God by spending time with him through prayer and studying his Word.
Questions to Ask:
As parents, you are the primary faith influencers in your child’s life. The best disciple making takes place when students’ parents take the lead. Here are some conversation starters to help you talk with your child about what they’re learning:
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What’s something that stood out to you or surprised you from this lesson series?
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What’s an application you’ve made and how is it going?
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How does our faith reveal itself through our actions?
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How can I be praying for you?