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Jesus is always with us – even when we are sad, mad, bad or glad.
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Unit 5 has 5 lessons to help children discover what it means to live as a child of the King of Kings. This unit focuses on what it means to Trust God in every situation of our lives.
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When we do good it is not so that other people will notice. We do it for God.
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Unit 3 has 11 lessons to help children discover what it means to live as a child of the King of Kings. Using passages from the New Testament this unit focuses on our relationship with God and how he wants us to live as his follower.
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We can trust God to defend us.
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God is a strong rescuer of those who trust him.
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Jesus is trustworthy - no matter the situation.
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Following Jesus is costly. But Jesus is with us, and Jesus is waiting for us.
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Jesus will return. We need to be ready and prepared for that day.
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God will look after all the worries that we have if our goal is to seek Him.
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God wants us to respect and be obedient to our parents, as long as they do not go against God’s laws.
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God loves me even when I’ve sinned. He wants me to always return to him.
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We can praise God even in the most difficult situations, when we remember His goodness.
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We can trust God and be honest about our feelings, whether we are feeling up or down, happy, angry or sad.
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We should make God our priority, not the things that we own.
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Trust God wholeheartedly. You are safe with Him.
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A curriculum to help children discover what it means to live as a child of the King of Kings
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Jesus is God and wants to be trusted, even when we don’t always understand.
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We can grow in trusting God without fear.
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Finding Jesus as the one to live for, is like finding hidden treasure.
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God knows our failures - but still loves us.
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God has given each one of us a gift. He wants us to use this gift to bring honour to him.
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When our main concern is to do what God wants, we can trust Him to give us many blessings.
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God can use the things I have and the person I am to become someone great for Him.
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It’s easy to feel hurt or jealous, but it’s not right to turn that into hatred and unforgiveness.
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The coming of Jesus Christ the King has brought good news to ordinary people.
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God knows who we really are. We don’t have to try to impress Him.
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We can each make a difference amongst our friends and community.
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It’s easy to be nice to friends, but Jesus asks us to be good even to our enemies.
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Lessons in Unit 4 of Living in the Kingdom focus on the Psalms to look at what God is like and how we can praise him for who He is and what he has done.
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We can be truly happy regardless of outward conditions, if we value the things that God values.
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That it pleases God when we are honest and fair with other people and when we work together as a community.
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To help the children not to seek revenge.
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God will never turn away anyone who comes to Him in true repentance.
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Obey God because it’s the right thing even when it’s not the easy thing.
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True friends are loyal to one another regardless of circumstances.
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God invites all people to share in his heaven.
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For the children to know that God is a loving and forgiving God who does hold our sins against us when we ask His forgiveness
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When we feel in danger, we can turn to Jesus for help because He is able to help us.
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The word of God can change our lives when we read it and obey it.
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A curriculum to help children discover what it means to live as a child of the King of Kings
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God keeps his people secure.
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Children can see God in their daily lives and, like King David, give Him praise.
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We can each share the love of God with others through the good we do for them.
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A curriculum to help children discover what it means to live as a child of the King of Kings
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A curriculum to help children discover what it means to live as a child of the King of Kings.
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